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One of the questions people tend to have when thinking about story point estimation is how many hours are in a story point. With some pe... -
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A few years ago, a major release got delayed by several weeks because defects kept coming up when the code went to the staging environme... -
I recently attended a class led by John Robbins on .NET Debugging which discussed how to use the various debugging tools in Visual Studio. T...
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Cassandra is one of my favorite databases when it comes to needing something fast, scalable, and distributed. When it came time to deplo... -
One of my favorite agile planning techniques is to use story points for story estimation. In a nutshell, story point estimation means th... -
In my experience, build output that's ready to be deployed is rarely flat. Meaning that there are many components and layers in a sy...
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- Mike Treadway
- Enterprise Cloud Architect @IBM, brewer, and craft beer enthusiast, trying hard every day to juggle a job, family, and whatever life throws at me! My opinions are my own and don't necessarily reflect those of the companies I work for.