Trust me, I used to get confused around these terms. We are doing the essence of these in our daily lives in one way or another.
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Insights from Accelerate: The Science of Lean Software and DevOps
Accelerate: The Science of Lean Software and DevOps by Nicole Forsgren, Jez Humble, and Gene Kim is a game-changing book according to me. The authors identify key practices that help organizations achieve high performance in software development and delivery. Something we don't have to re-invent but rather adopt. I can say several factors are already in full fledge in my organization which I am proud about.
Below I am sharing some of the top insights from the book:
The Art of the Deal - Learning Reference
Building Scalable Systems - Handling Hyper-Growth
I’ve seen businesses stumble not because of a lack of ambition or potential but due to difficulties in planning effectively for future needs. Is this because long-term planning is inherently complicated? Absolutely not.
The Phoenix Project - My Thoughts
This book has been incredibly insightful and has been on my reading list for quite some time. The story resonates deeply with me, especially in how it connects to my work. It offered me a fresh perspective and a chance to reflect. While some principles might feel familiar or even a bit cliché, it's always valuable to revisit and be reminded of best practices.
Here are some key takeaways and reflections from the book that I’d like to share.
Quantum Computing in Simple Terms
Imagine you have a really hard puzzle to solve, like figuring out the fastest way to visit a bunch of cities. A regular computer would try one solution at a time, moving step by step until it finds the best answer. This works, but as the puzzle gets more complicated, it takes a very long time.