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… something on using an online task board to support new starters
… something on using an online task board to support new starters
This blog post is about how I have used an online task board to support new starters. In these remote times, onboarding a new starter needs…
TheCodeCleaner
Oct 21
How do we make architecture decisions?
How do we make architecture decisions?
How do we make good decisions about our software design?
Jeff Foster
Oct 21
Language Models
Language Models
A language model is a probability distribution over a sequence of words. As an example, a language model for English should be able to…
Jeff Foster
Oct 13
5 Agile retrospectives to try with your team
5 Agile retrospectives to try with your team
If you join a development team at Redgate it won’t be long before you’re involved in a retrospective. We’re big believers in having teams…
Neil Turner
Oct 13
Data Pipelines — From Monolith to Event-Driven Microservices in Azure
Data Pipelines — From Monolith to Event-Driven Microservices in Azure
This article will describe steps to convert a monolithic data pipeline into a collection of event-driven microservices in Azure. It will…
Liam Jones
Oct 1
Using the tools of Design to define & quantify customer value
Using the tools of Design to define & quantify customer value
Using a design-led approach to quantify “value” provides the leading behavioural indicators necessary to drive success and mitigate churn.
Matthew Godfrey
Sep 29
Typescript “casts” are not casts
Typescript “casts” are not casts
They might be more dangerous than you think
Mark Jordan
Sep 16
A taste of Down Tools week 2021
A taste of Down Tools week 2021
Down Tools week is a long-standing tradition at Redgate. Every year Redgaters get the chance to down their digital tools (hence the name)…
Neil Turner
Sep 6
It’s DevOps all the way down
It’s DevOps all the way down
One of the more memorable phrases of the DevOps movement is Amazon CTO Werner Vogel’s 2006 statement: ‘You build it, you run it’. As…
Mark Cheverton
Aug 12
How to become a Lead Software Engineer
How to become a Lead Software Engineer
This article is a collection of resources, advice, and experience to help you reach the Lead Software Engineer level in Redgate Software…
Andrea Angella
Aug 3
Levelling up the Design Org
Levelling up the Design Org
Providing clear pathways, objective guidance and some delineation of levels and roles as a system for levelling up a Design Org.
Matthew Godfrey
Jul 22
Psychological Safety
Psychological Safety
Psychological safety is a wonderfully misunderstood term. It evokes images of hippies singing kum ba yah. It’s not that! Let’s rope in Amy…
Jeff Foster
Jun 29
FizzBuzz in Kubernetes
FizzBuzz in Kubernetes
Let’s implement FizzBuzz in Kubernetes and make it seem less scary
Rob Clenshaw
Jun 4
Leveraging machine learning to classify your database
Leveraging machine learning to classify your database
SQL Data Catalog is Redgate’s tool for identifying and classifying sensitive data. Our tool provides a comprehensive filtering and…
Mircea Dogaru
Jun 4
Programming With Types in C#
Programming With Types in C#
This is a transcript of a recent talk that I gave during Level Up Week, Redgate’s internal conference.
Jeremiah Peschka
Jun 3
Blazor Server Side — Looking at Single Page Apps from a different angle.
Blazor Server Side — Looking at Single Page Apps from a different a...
Why Blazor serverside changes how you should approach SPA problems and some interesting optimisations it can lead to.
James Johnston
May 21
How to teach things badly
How to teach things badly
Today’s idea isn’t directly technical, but by the end it should hopefully be clear how it can apply to programming and software development…
Mark Jordan
Apr 27
A little Rust
A little Rust
Every so often, I like to dabble in a programming language to get exposure to a new way of thinking.
Jeff Foster
Apr 23
Redgate’s Progression Framework Goes Public
Redgate’s Progression Framework Goes Public
We’ve previously shared about our journey to a cohesive Progression Framework at Redgate.
Gareth Bragg
Apr 21
Reflections on establishing cross-functional product leadership
Reflections on establishing cross-functional product leadership
Lessons learnt from introducing a cross-functional product leadership model at Redgate.
Matthew Godfrey
Apr 21
How do participants feel about annual reteaming?
How do participants feel about annual reteaming?
We’ve found people like having influence over which team they are part of during annual reteaming, but being involved has it’s challenges.
Chris Smith
Apr 19
Designing an engineering distribution model to fit your go-to-market
Designing an engineering distribution model to fit your go-to-market
While many may proclaim that there’s one true way to distribute modern software, the reality is there is no single distribution model that…
Mark Cheverton
Mar 10
Reteaming FAQ and an offer to help
Reteaming FAQ and an offer to help
Questions we’re commonly asked about self-selection reteaming at Redgate and an offer to help you plan your own process
Chris Smith
Mar 9
Efficient React editing with vim-surround
Efficient React editing with vim-surround
What makes learning vim worthwhile? While I’m far from a vim guru, and it often gets in the way, it speeds up editing code to the point…
Mark Jordan
Mar 9
Create disposable things
Create disposable things
A short summary of the two first chapters of Kief Morris’ excellent book on Infrastructure as Code.
Sami Lamti
Mar 7
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