Thoughts of Bunny

Culture of Experimentation [CoE] - Evolution of software systems to support constant changes “The only constant in life is change”-Heraclitus Hello Techies, Recently I was reading  Building Evolutionary Architectures.  I came across a beautiful concept of " CULTURE OF EXPERIMENTATION " .  I thought it's worth sharing with you all.

Building Evolutionary Architectures:  Support Constant Change Book reference here . As the book title itself explains "changes always be there" . How you can incorporate them, will be your skills expertise. Now (when this book introduced to me) completed 7+ years in the IT industry and this time this book has been introduced by Prashant (Coach, Mentor) 😇. It seems a brief book, small, lightweight, tiny, not so a number of pages.  Believe me, really it's a  constitution of the software development lifecycle . If you've read my  Clean Code - A beautiful journey to become a clean software developer  blog, I've mentioned that secret souse in between lines, but in this in the book, it's between words.  Each chapter will open a different world, different dimensions of the system.  I'm fortunate enough I got a company of so profound techies to have a discussion on books, who collectively stayed in the system so long, and having sound experience of deve...

There are a lot of debates on software engineering and development guidelines.  I'm referring this book:  Clean Code I'm also a hardcore developer by heart always, and having a deep respect for the developers and the things as a community we do.  We're the people who uplift this industry and who can put down into a person into the trash as well. if code does not feel like a story.  I always say and guide the people: "Each and everyone has a distinct life, a distinct story, a distinct journey, a distinct thought process, and a distinct way of reacting towards the solution domain. because everyone should be having their own handwriting. But when it comes to collaboration you should move in the same direction. Because you can not move exponentially if you're not rowing in the same direction." I can share my story.  When I completed my 5 years in the IT industry, one of my senior Saro ,  who impressed my development skills and introduced me to this book. Oh let...