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Think legacy code is just old Cobol programs? Think again. The untested code you committed this morning might already be legacy. In my new video, I explore why legacy isn’t about age, but about testability and the cost of change. Watch now on @ModernSoftwareX (link in bio)

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Inheriting legacy code without tests feels like walking through a minefield. You know it needs refactoring, but you're terrified to touch it because you don't know what subtle behaviours might break. 🧵 1/4

Trying to force your dev team to deliver faster actually slows you down. My new video is out now! I break down why software engineering is a process of discovery, not a factory line, and how to optimise for fast learning instead. Watch NOW (link in bio)

Pushing your dev team harder for speed actually slows you down. In tonight’s new video, I explore why software isn't a factory production line, it’s a discovery process. Stop rushing delivery & start optimising for learning.123 Tune in tonight at 7 PM! On @ModernSoftwareX

What separates elite software engineering organisations from the rest? In The Unicorn Project, Gene Kim outlined the 5 Ideals of high-performing software teams: locality & simplicity, focus, flow & joy, improvement of daily work, psychological Safety, and customer focus. 🧵 1/8

Stop asking the sci-fi question: 'Is it conscious?' Start asking the engineering question: 'Is this a powerful, unpredictable component being put somewhere consequential, and where's the feedback that tells us that it's safe?'

Are we using AI coding tools wrong? 🤖 In my latest video, I talk with Guy Padani about the crucial shift from writing lines of code to managing agents, specifying outcomes, not solutions. Let's apply engineering thinking to AI development. Watch NOW (link in bio)

Why do 88% of transformations fail? Because great teams don't focus on getting it right first time, they focus on learning what to do next. Stop planning your way forward and start experimenting. Learn how to build a team that improves itself. WATCH NOW (link in bio)

Why do software specs often fail? Is it because we try to agree on abstract requirements instead of debating concrete examples?

For CTOs and Tech Leads, AI coding assistants present a seductive trap: the belief that they will magically solve your delivery bottlenecks. But typing code was never the hard part of software engineering. 🧵 (1/7)

If your solution to system failures is "tell developers to be more careful," you don't have an engineering strategy. You have a wish. And wishes don't scale. As humans, we are fundamentally fallible. We make mistakes. 🧵 (1/6)

We are building powerful, poorly understood, non-deterministic systems, handing them autonomy, and wiring them into places that matter. Stop asking if AI is conscious. Start asking: where is the engineering discipline keeping it safe? New video out now (link in bio)

The tech industry is currently obsessed with a dangerous illusion: the idea that software developers are just replaceable cogs in a machine. 🧵 1/8

Are companies really rehiring developers after AI layoffs? In my latest video, I dive into the data to show why writing code was never the hard part, and why AI tools are actually increasing the need for real software engineering. Watch now on @ModernSoftwareX (link in bio)