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Ok. This feels like an absolute anchor around my neck, but it's probably why I should do it.
Sooooo. I've been a big admirer of @swardley and sometime practitioner of #wardleymaps
Yet I don't feel like I've really developed a mapping practice that is regular and consistent. đ
Sooooo. I've been a big admirer of @swardley and sometime practitioner of #wardleymaps
Yet I don't feel like I've really developed a mapping practice that is regular and consistent. đ
This thread by @aleixmorgadas really struck a chord for me. Wardley mapping takes time and commitment. It's easy to start and stop without some catalyst to keep you on track.
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I'm also confident there are many other would-be Wardley mappers like me. Solid on the theory. Avidly consumed content and dabbled in mapping, but lack confidence in taking it to the next level.
So in the spirit of building in public, I'm going to learn in public. đ
So in the spirit of building in public, I'm going to learn in public. đ
The recent conversations about #ToolsForThought tend to revolve around note taking. Indeed, a note can be a representation of thought...
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But, a tweet can also be a representation of thought.
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The talk consisted mostly of two stories. Two examples.
I started with a little story inspired by our recent experience of going through the Open edX system.
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I started with a little story inspired by our recent experience of going through the Open edX system.
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It went like this. Imagine you have a system written in Python and you want to split it for various reasons.
You'd first look for components that already exist. In this case, the system already seems to have top components available (as documented by top folders).
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You'd first look for components that already exist. In this case, the system already seems to have top components available (as documented by top folders).
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Today at #QConPlus , @girba shows graphs that reveal hidden dependencies in code.
Somehow this code reveals its own properties and relationships in custom-made developer experiences
Somehow this code reveals its own properties and relationships in custom-made developer experiences
Glamourous toolkit: gtoolkit.com
"empowering developers to create their own tools for every one of their problems" @girba #QConPlus
This is a superpower of developers: we can craft our own work environment.
"empowering developers to create their own tools for every one of their problems" @girba #QConPlus
This is a superpower of developers: we can craft our own work environment.
For example, when viewing build logs: as you find a new problem, add some custom highlighting so that next time it jumps right out at you.
Hoy hemos compartido algo parecido a un #wardleymap. Esta técnica nos estå ayudando mucho a:
- despejar incógnitas sobre qué se estå haciendo
- priorizar quĂ© se deberĂa estar haciendo
- comunicarlo a todos los miembros de los equipos
- poner a todo el mundo en la misma pĂĄgina
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- despejar incógnitas sobre qué se estå haciendo
- priorizar quĂ© se deberĂa estar haciendo
- comunicarlo a todos los miembros de los equipos
- poner a todo el mundo en la misma pĂĄgina
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El mapa lo hemos elaborado fundamentalmente con POs (que en nuestro caso tienen muchos conocimientos tĂ©cnicos y saben bien los componentes que se estĂĄn construyendo y por quĂ©). El verano nos ha dificultado poder contar con perfiles mĂĄs tĂ©cnicos (arquitectos, lĂderes tĂ©cnicos...)
Por supuesto, tambiĂ©n estamos contando con algĂșn mando intermedio y con el CTO. La participaciĂłn de este Ășltimo estĂĄ siendo muy Ăștil porque nos ayuda a centrarnos en responder *tambiĂ©n* a sus necesidades y hacer aportaciones a su estrategia.
#GToolkit now features a new component: #Lepiter.
Knowledge Management + Multilanguage Notebooks + Moldable Development.
Let's take a tour.
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Knowledge Management + Multilanguage Notebooks + Moldable Development.
Let's take a tour.
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Lepiter is made of snippets assembled in pages. Each snippet has its own language and comes with its own editor.
In its simplest form, it's a Markdown note taker with live markup that appears on demand and expandable links.
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In its simplest form, it's a Markdown note taker with live markup that appears on demand and expandable links.
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When combined with a table of contents, pages can form a book.
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@PaulEremenko : âshamefulâ that aerospace is one of the only industries not to have a plan to meet the #ParisClimateAgreement
Believes that Hydrogen can reach price parity with Kerosene by mid 2020s....ready for the next airliners from Boeing, Airbus, COMAC
Enabled by breakthroughs in Polymer Electrolyte Membrane #PEM technology for generation of Hydrogen and conversion to electricity
THREAD: Yesterday I gave a talk at #ITechDays on #Security approach in a #Cloud with #Azure context.
Here is key points and promised links and references.
Here is key points and promised links and references.
DISCLAIMER: I'm MVP and RD but it isn't based on NDA info. My opinions only.
It might be wrong. You are warned.
Pic (cc) visualhunt.com/re7/e60879a6
It might be wrong. You are warned.
Pic (cc) visualhunt.com/re7/e60879a6
X : The thing about Wardley's two axes is ...
Me : I only have one axis - the value chain is actually the chain itself. I wish I had two but the "value chain axis" is simply scaffolding to help beginners map by pointing out a direction for visibility.
Me : I only have one axis - the value chain is actually the chain itself. I wish I had two but the "value chain axis" is simply scaffolding to help beginners map by pointing out a direction for visibility.
Within the evolution of a single meaning (i.e. kettle), there will be many instances (i.e. this product or that). Each instance has its own diffusion curve and applicable market (often related). Evolution of a single thing is not one diffusion curve but many, possibly hundreds.
Hence the early adopters to one instance (i.e. a product version of kettle) could be the laggards to another instance (i.e. the commodity version of kettle).
A thread about how well #China is playing the international game to become the most prominent economy in this decade, by @swardley.
