by Joshua Kerievsky

50 Articles for 50 Years

Joshua Kerievsky
2 min readNov 20, 2017

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I’ve been on this planet for 50 years as of today. I thought I’d mark the occasion by giving you 50 articles I’ve written over the years. These are in no particular order. Enjoy and if you’d like to give me a birthday present, please share this article with friends!

  1. What I Learned About Myself While Studying Ancient Greek
  2. Sufficient Design
  3. Agility Requires Balance
  4. Stop Over Engineering (PDF)
  5. Our Recent World Wide eLearning Rollout
  6. Test-Driven Management (Right Game, Wrong Team)
  7. The Limited Red Society
  8. Visualizing Proficiency
  9. Stop Using Story Points
  10. Modern Agile
  11. Cycles of Mistrust
  12. Evolutionary Design
  13. Are Your Development Defenses Dangerous?
  14. Golden Gate Safety
  15. When Sufficient Design Means Poor Design
  16. I’d Like You To Know the Definition of Agile…
  17. Benefits of Continuous Deployment
  18. Heroism Is Hazardous
  19. Visualizing Hazardous Code
  20. Anzeneering
  21. Fashion-Driven Development
  22. Tech Safety in DeMarco’s Classic
  23. Tech Safety
  24. Tech Safety Step One: Realizing When You Have A Problem
  25. Halloween in April?!
  26. Muscling It!
  27. Replace Badass Query With Simple Loop
  28. Agile Vs. Lean Startup
  29. Songs: Smaller Batches in eLearning
  30. Fast, Frugal Learning with a Feature Fake
  31. Amplify Your Agility
  32. Return of the Horizontal Slice
  33. Test-Driven Development with Continuous Deployment
  34. License to Kludge
  35. Experimenting vs Productizing
  36. Bargain Hunting
  37. Seven Design Transformation Strategies
  38. What’s Wrong With Clean Code?
  39. Redefining Done
  40. Product Metaphor
  41. Sufficient Design In The Sketch, Craft, Refine Cycle
  42. Community Not Product Owner
  43. The Simplicity of Socks
  44. Ultra Lean Planning
  45. Do What You Love In A Down Economy
  46. Pair Draw
  47. Continuous Learning (PDF)
  48. Pools of Insight: A Pattern Language for Study Groups
  49. Techniques and Patterns for Writing Once and Running Anywhere
  50. Stop Work Authority

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