The ‘commons’ are any shared public resource. Ostrom’s book says we can share them to everyone’s benefit. Can we apply this to software development?
Winnie the Pooh is just over 100 years old. You wouldn’t think he has much to say about software development, let alone extreme programming, but Pooh’s approach has a lot to teach us. And not just in development.
What if we were to think of the role of engineering manager as equivalent to a dungeon master? How does that lens change how we see things?
Can you design for change and re-use? Should you? Isn’t doing one thing and doing it well the goal?
It’s very easy to fall into the habit of seeing like a state. It’s also not very helpful.
What happens when you look beyond Maslow’s hierarchy? What can you learn about what motivates us? What drives us?
A breif history of the CLI