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New Family Production Board
Last year I read a book “Toyota 14 principles” by Jeffrey K. Liker and learned a few powerful ways in order to get stuff done. Right after I finished the book, I implemented FPB (Family Production Board – which is a Kanban board) using masking tape, permanent marker and sticky notes. The board was a success, as we seem to accomplish more stuff than ever before.
Today I decided to upgrade the board to something a little bit more substantial – an old white board, left over from my previous upgrade. The purpose and means remain the same, however the board now looks a lot better.

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Don’t walk away from complexity, run
After reading and breaking your head for a while, you finally demystified a piece of code and staring at it you wonder: “why does it have to be so complex”? – Has this ever happened to you?
Clean architecture and design + The Scribe’s Oath
Oh uncle Bob, where would we be without you & clean code?
Also check out thought provoking talk about developers and responsibility
Why isn’t functional programming the norm?
From time to time I like to take a break from brain wrenching talks and watch something relaxing, fun and educational. Enjoy.
Principles of microservices
Really good talk by Sam Newman.
Functional programming with Java 8
Yeah, Java 8 is done for it, but not everywhere, some are still programming in it. In any case, I enjoy Venkat’s talks (even attended one many years ago) he never skips the beat.
Ten Mistakes Team Leaders Make
Great talk about team leaders & dev. teams. If you liked the talk and need more insight, you can read Roy’s book: “Notes to software team leader”. I enjoyed the book greatly.
jUnit 5
If you haven’t migrated to jUnit 5, this talk will provide most important overview. Yes, it is dated, but I still found it to be valuable.
Decision making in software team
I don’t remember when or how I came across this talk, but I’m sure glad I did. I believe, the talk is a good starting point if your team is struggling in a decision making area.