Top stories published by Ingeniously Simple in October of 2017

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Gareth Bragg in Ingeniously Simple

Oct 12, 2017

How we took test cycle time from 24 hours to 20 minutes

Stanislav Hamara in Ingeniously Simple

Oct 11, 2017

Pair programming with tomatoes

Over the last couple of months, our team has attempted to apply the Pomodoro pairing technique to our…

Ian Johnson in Ingeniously Simple

Oct 23, 2017

Software Faster

Last month Redgate invited Dan North to take us through his Software Faster workshop to show us a different perspective on how to…

Gareth Bragg in Ingeniously Simple

Oct 31, 2017

Why I love Trunk-Based Development

Trunk-Based Development has been a hot topic at Redgate recently.

Tugberk Ugurlu in Ingeniously Simple

Oct 17, 2017

React at Redgate

For more than a year, we have been using React and Redux. SQL Clone Web Client is one of the biggest application of React and Redux combination we have at Redgate and I must admit that we have found something we can rely on after trailing various front-end frameworks like Durandal.js and AngularJS…

Matthew Godfrey in Ingeniously Simple

Oct 11, 2017

The foundations of great design

Over the past year or so we’ve continued to commit time and effort into the evolution of our design system (Honeycomb) by building upon our existing library of elements, components and patterns.

Jeff Foster in Ingeniously Simple

Oct 27, 2017

Mobbing Legacy Code

In today’s mobbing session we looked at a lump of legacy code that made us sad (see last time) and resolved to leave it better than we found it.

We decided to approach this from a refactoring-first perspective (also known as opportunistic refactoring)

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Jeff Foster in Ingeniously Simple

Oct 20, 2017

Not so simple code.

We want our code to all be simple, but sometimes it’s not that easy.

Mark Jordan in Ingeniously Simple

Oct 12, 2017

What is machine learning, anyway?

Most of the time when we’re writing computer programs, we’re essentially giving the computer a set of rules and procedures for solving a single problem. The computer takes some input, steps through the procedures that it has been given, and then produces some output in…

Jeff Foster in Ingeniously Simple

Oct 11, 2017

Introducing Ingeniously Simple

The engineers and designers at Redgate share a common cause. Ingenious Simplicity.

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