Stewart Gleadow

A long time contributor to REA's mobile apps, Nanchen from @thoughtworks has written up two posts on the principles of micro frontends for mobile Part 1: buff.ly/43bMoGg Part 2: buff.ly/43bMzBq

This is pretty close to the way I've been thinking about a useful hierarchy of APIs in recent years: "Customer Experience APIs: The missing layer" buff.ly/3ONbd6X

"in the future technology will be both ambient and contextual". Really enjoyed this talk from Imran Chaudhri on the disappearing computer -- and a world where you can take AI everywhere buff.ly/44KkPFf

Finally watched @katrinaclokie's YOW 2022 talk "Making the Most of Your Manager" - I've had it open in a tab since December! It's a great talk of actionable advice buff.ly/3LM6MX0

Tomorrow mjy colleague @elye_project, Mobile Tech Lead in our Native Platform team is sharing "From Monolith to Micro-frontends" on our recent story scaling app development at REA. Register and find the details on Meetup here: buff.ly/3luhxnW

@randyshoup talking about many aspects of improving engineering flow. This one on improvement budgets lines up with 20% custodianship time at @REA_Group #yow22

Watching Dave Thomas talking about his one rule to rule them all, and the essence of agile #yow22

Watched a few online previously but finally watching @simonbrown presenting on the C4 model in person #yow22

Really enjoyed @AdamTornhill talking on code health. A really nice data driven look at code health and some good context for @alwarney and my talk on Software Entropy tomorrow #yow22

So excited to be back in person at @yow_conf #yow22 , kicking off with @davefarley77 talking about iteration in software engineering

Looks almost as good as the MCG last night

The bicycle is a good example of this. Pretty much all bicycles have followed the same basic design for 100+ years but there was a lot of iteration to get to that point and then it stabilised on a good design en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Histor…