
Three Effective Strategies to Tackle Bugs: Part 2 - Smaller, Safer Changes
Smaller, safer changes beat release-day roulette. How we sliced legacy, added seams, and kept main releasable — moving from two-week releases to two days.
From delivery friction and burnout to sustainable fast flow — under pressure, where it matters
I help engineering leaders scaling from one team to four uncover what's really slowing delivery — then lead the shift to sustainable fast flow, from the inside.
Practitioner-led lessons from high-pressure delivery.
Field-tested strategies, grounded reflections, and sharp artefacts — built to help teams move from friction to fast flow, under real-world conditions.
Smaller, safer changes beat release-day roulette. How we sliced legacy, added seams, and kept main releasable — moving from two-week releases to two days.
Slow tests = slow teams. Learn how fast feedback loops helped a HealthTech org cut bugs, reclaim 20+ hours/dev/month, and rebuild trust in delivery.
Discover three practical strategies to reduce bugs and improve software delivery — fast feedback, safer changes, and controlled delivery — from Andy Weir’s talk Beyond Just Try Harder at LDX3 and Agile on the Beach 2025.
Learn how to get better results from ChatGPT using clear, simple prompt engineering tips anyone can apply - no tech skills required.
Three system-level strategies to tackle bugs in software delivery - monitoring, streamlined approvals, and automation - without burning out teams.
A common theme runs through TDD, CI/CD, & Lean Startup - build small things (iteratively). It should be no surprise - how else are you going to deliver working software frequently & satisfy the customer through early and continuous delivery of valuable software? As a <some user>, I want <some featur
What I learned about credibility, pace, and patience when I took on my first technical leadership role.
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