I run a software development blog at https://xitter.cf/t.co/zZa0YqyY5Q and a video game substack at https://xitter.cf/t.co/mntgJXsQOZ
Mannheim, Germany
Joined July 2020
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Hey @circlefromdot, I liked Kusan a lot and wrote a review of it on my Substack. You can check it out here: corerunner.substack.com/p/ku…
I just published a review of Slaughter Void on my Substack: corerunner.substack.com/p/sl… @HYPERSTRANGE you might be interested in this.
I've written a new blog post! This time, I discuss what we can do in software development to prepare for success on an organizational level: thinkingsideways.net/people/…
I wish this article had existed when I started my software career. It would've saved my a lot of grief over the years. It's a bit sad that useful contributions that aren't in the top priorities get ignored but it's the way it is.
seangoedecke.com/party-trick…
I've worked in a million lines of code codebase with thousands of engineers for ten years and I completely agree with Sean's advice here:
seangoedecke.com/large-estab…
I write a review to one of my biggest pleasant surprises in game of the last years "Intravenous" by @spnidelman. You can check out the review on my substack: corerunner.substack.com/p/in…
I’ve looked at a lot of software developer job postings recently, and one thing has become very clear to me: modern developers are supposed to be jacks-of-all-trades.
I think this is a mistake and hence explore the topic in detail in my new blog post: thinkingsideways.net/people/…
I just finished the next post on my #substack. This time, I review Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound by @TheGameKitchen . Please take a look: corerunner.substack.com/p/ni…
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I've started a #substack. In my first post, I review one of my favourite games of the last decade: @GhostrunnerGame. Please take a look: corerunner.substack.com/p/gh…
I've had software quality on my mind lately. More precisely, I 've thought about what exactly the term means, how we can improve it, and about any potential tradeoffs. You can read the details in my new blogpost: thinkingsideways.net/testing…
This is a great article on how to achieve actual security rather than just security theater. Money quote "the best security is security without frustration". tailscale.com/blog/frequent-…
I just finished reading "it doesn't have to be crazy at work" by @dhh and @jasonfried. It's a wonderful book that I highly recommend. The idea of building a calm company is so brilliant that I wonder why this isn't just the default.
It's quite amusing that the term "clean code" can now mean "code I like" as well as "overengineered code I hate" depending on who uses it.
Even though most people will probably agree that software documentation is important, the topic of how to do it best is quite underdiscussed. Hence, I decided to do something about it and discuss the topic in my new blog post: thinkingsideways.net/process…
Most hard problems in software development are people problems instead of technical ones. Solving these problems can be painful and difficult. Sometimes, we can use modularization and increased empowerment as a mitigation technique: thinkingsideways.net/people/…
If we look at currently successful software, we have to conclude that customers don't care about performance. Otherwise, there would be a turbo @Jira or a turbo @ServiceNow tearing up the market.