Links
More places on t’internet marked by my muddy footprints.
Videos and recordings of talks and live coding
All videos / recordings are now listed on this page here.
In Simple Terms (my other blog)
My other blog: In Simple Terms
Publications (Non Fiction)
2020: Refactoring: This class is too large — article on MartinFowler.com
2018: Tips from the Trenches: Yves Hanoulle
2016: How XP Can Improve the Experiences of Female Software Developers: Springer Publications
2016: Pair Programming Workshop: LeanPub.Com
Interviews
Yves Hanoulle, June 2022: Who Is Agile series: “Asking questions is a good way of teaching”
Mob Mentality, April 2022: Learning through the ensemble
Legacy Code Rocks, Feb 2022: Self-Compassion
Agile FM podcast with Joe Krebs, Aug 2021: Extreme Programming
Scrum Master Toolbox podcast with Vasco Duarte, Aug 2021: Technical focus is the missing piece for agile coaches
5-min “day in the life” re my job at Made Tech (2021)
Interview with Tim Bourgignon on the DevJourney podcast about my career journey (22nd June 2021).
Interview with Alex Bolboacă from MozaicWorks, May 2021. About TDD, maths, writing novels and lots more!
Interview with Chris Walker about my IT career, July 2020
Maintainable podcast with Robby Russell, “Refactoring Should Be Part of Your Daily Work”, April 2020
.Net Rocks podcast, “Teaching Experienced Developers”, Feb 2019
Agile Amped podcast, “Let’s Stop Making People Feel Stupid”, Aug 2018
Cucumber podcast — “How XP can improve the lives of female software engineers”, Sept 2016
LateRooms Engineering Blog
6th Jan ’16: Technology Needs More Women
20th Dec ’15: The Pringle Principle
11th Dec ’15: Hexagonal Architecture in Practice
10th Sept ’15: Making Tests Readable
7th July ’15: The Joy of Being Wrong
Huffington Post and Other Blogs
28th March ’16, XP 2016 blog: https://xp2016blog.wordpress.com/2016/03/28/agile-created-the-extrovert-star/
17th Feb ’16, Huffington Post: Men Rule the World, and That’s Ridiculous — But I Still Need Their Help
Medium Blog Posts
All my Medium blog posts can be found in my publication: A Woman in Technology.
Events
I speak at events quite frequently — all details can be found here.
Women in Technology
Q&A on the WinTech event blog, about women in tech
Pecha kucha talk on “Test Driven Novel Writing” at OOP Munich 2017
Cucumber podcast — “How XP can improve the experiences of female developers”
My conference paper on “How XP Can Improve the Experience of Female Software Developers” for XP 2016
Interview, Women in Technology blog
Interview with Head Stemette Anne-Marie Imafidon (ffwd to 9:25)
Profile on LateRooms Careers Blog
My Old Blog
My Attempts to Design the Perfect Scrabble Game (I managed an individual score of 1493 when D, Y, T, L, O, Z and G were placed on the board to make the 15-letter word “demythologizing”)
Tribute to the novelist, poet and playwright Julia Darling
A Loser’s Guide to Countdown (notes from my appearance on the Channel 4 quiz show in 2009)
Advice on Stopping Anxiety Attacks
My Experience of Miscarriage (trigger warning: contains upsetting descriptions)
The time I broke into my half-demolished primary school.
Clare Elsewhere
Crazily positive review of my first book (to be honest, my second is better)
A cautionary tale about being a novelist (based on my experience)
My name is surprisingly hard to spell. It’s actually Clare Sudbery: There’s no I in Clare, and my surname ends ERY — like surgery or carvery).
Here are some ways NOT to spell my name, in a vague attempt to make this site more discoverable: Claire Sudbery, Claire Sudbury, Clare Sudbury, Clare Sudberry, Claire Sudberry.
