Emily Bache
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🙌 Great Write-up. I‘ve recently switched to „tidy code“ to avoid any dogma, alas that did not work either. Outside of teams with a coding standard, the term is not helpful in discussions. Might switch back now and point to your article.
January 9, 2026 at 6:20 AM
🙌 Great Write-up. I‘ve recently switched to „tidy code“ to avoid any dogma, alas that did not work either. Outside of teams with a coding standard, the term is not helpful in discussions. Might switch back now and point to your article.
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Yes! In almost any context, verbs are more meaningful than nouns.
January 8, 2026 at 2:49 PM
Yes! In almost any context, verbs are more meaningful than nouns.
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I've been thinking about this like a math "sampler" we're creating.
First in the series sets you up to get more out of the one we're editing now:
www.changetechnically.fyi/2396236/epis...
First in the series sets you up to get more out of the one we're editing now:
www.changetechnically.fyi/2396236/epis...
Who's afraid of math? - Change, Technically
SHOW NOTES: Cat wants you to know she read a *lot* of research for this episode. Major highlights we specifically drew from, and quote sources, were aross three reviews: Cat found this one e...
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December 21, 2025 at 6:28 PM
I've been thinking about this like a math "sampler" we're creating.
First in the series sets you up to get more out of the one we're editing now:
www.changetechnically.fyi/2396236/epis...
First in the series sets you up to get more out of the one we're editing now:
www.changetechnically.fyi/2396236/epis...
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I guess the $trillion question is "What is 'development speed'?"
I could characterise it as 'the speed at which we solve users' problems', or 'the speed at which we learn what works and what doesn't for our needs' etc.
In both senses, it's the feedback loops doing the heavy lifting.
I could characterise it as 'the speed at which we solve users' problems', or 'the speed at which we learn what works and what doesn't for our needs' etc.
In both senses, it's the feedback loops doing the heavy lifting.
December 12, 2025 at 8:37 AM
I guess the $trillion question is "What is 'development speed'?"
I could characterise it as 'the speed at which we solve users' problems', or 'the speed at which we learn what works and what doesn't for our needs' etc.
In both senses, it's the feedback loops doing the heavy lifting.
I could characterise it as 'the speed at which we solve users' problems', or 'the speed at which we learn what works and what doesn't for our needs' etc.
In both senses, it's the feedback loops doing the heavy lifting.
That's cool! ☺️ And yes - the Green Path model does have a stage for before you understand enough to even be on the path, and how to get onto it.
December 12, 2025 at 9:27 AM
That's cool! ☺️ And yes - the Green Path model does have a stage for before you understand enough to even be on the path, and how to get onto it.
Pretty? Like running the code formatter?
December 11, 2025 at 4:37 PM
Pretty? Like running the code formatter?