Uhmmm, it looks interesting, yet, there is something that is missing. In my understanding, Agile is defined by the capacity of adaptation, not by following a set of rules. …

After your first GPT, get ready for the unexpected and discover why alignment is the big deal. — Imagine a world where AI understands and amplifies your insights with perfect clarity. One in which you can create one GPT to help others. But soon, the reality of misalignment and misinterpretation dawned. The road to hell is paved with good intentions, and GPT can lead you there in the…

A Step-by-Step Guide to Elevating Your Content with AI Interactivity. — Ready to take your Medium content to the next level? This guide is your fast track to creating a custom ChatGPT GPT that turns your posts into interactive experiences. In just three easy steps and about five minutes, you’ll transform your articles from mere reading material to dynamic, conversational experiences…

What if we discover a completely new way of designing software? Would we be able to grasp it? — Alright, let’s do this one last time. This is the Bowling Game Kata, created by Robert C. Martin. You might think you know the rest of the story, but this time, I’ll tell you it’s not just any kata. Yes, it’s full of challenges and problems, indeed it offers the…

Discover the secrets about which tests create behind the Bowling Game Kata — The question among many developers when they start doing testing is what to test. Sadly, the tendency of the QA discipline has misguided many developers for a long time. Including myself. But this simple kata, contains the secrets of what tests are really for, and how to focus them. This…

It’s time to close it with the big finally, a technique that allows to refactor almost any code safely. — Probably the best contribution of the Bowling Game Kata is showing how we can replace a big part of code, gradually, step by step, without stopping delivery. Although the example is small, the concept is applicable to a development of any size. Just look for what you want to fix…

This Kata, like no other one, teaches how to master the refactor. — The key to success in software development is the ability to advance in small steps. That can be small deliveries, small stories, and small changes. Instead of developing a zillion lines of code and, once finished, running it and seeing that it is full of bugs, and some behavior is…

When code gets complex, it’s not just about technique, but also mental preparation. Get ready to overcome your own limits! — You’ve been working on a software development for years. At the beginning, it was easy, you were moving quickly, but the good times have ended. You know you need to do something about it, and maybe you even consider asking to redo the software, but don’t do it. …

Or why delaying early cleanup can devastate your budget beyond belief, and how to learn to love clean code. — This article serves as the capstone to our series on long-term software development strategies, and aims to provide a final verdict. This article is the culmination of a series where we’ve discussed the two major long-term software development strategies and how they impact development. …