A little while ago, I published a survey, trying to gauge the levels of psychological safety in the workplace. Now that's ran for a while, I'd like to share the results. First of all, I want to say thank you to everyone who decided to share their experiences, there was both very positive, to very … Continue reading Psychological Safety in the Workplace: The Results
In recent years, the public cloud has emerged as a transformative force, revolutionizing how organisations build, deploy, and scale their software applications. The paradigm shift towards cloud computing has had a profound impact on software engineering practices, unlocking new opportunities and challenges. In this thought leadership article, we will explore the future of software engineering … Continue reading Shaping the Future of Software Engineering in the Public Cloud
Recently, you can see the rise in organisations who have either a Cloud Platform Team, or a Cloud Engineering Team, sometimes also called Platform Engineering. A platform team is responsible for creating and maintaining the underlying platform that supports the development, deployment and operations of software applications. I thought about jotting down my thoughts on … Continue reading Cloud Platform Team: Enabler or anti-pattern?
In this post, we look at citizen development, discuss what it is, the pros and cons, and discuss why professional developers should embrace it. Citizen developer is a term used to describe individuals who are not professional software developers, but who have the ability to create software applications and automate processes through low-code or no-code … Continue reading Why Developers Should Embrace Citizen Development
Martyn Coupland 