Sometimes interviews, sometimes concepts, primarily staff from Construx consultancy.
Episodes
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3 Jun 2026
Scrum categorizes work into consumer value, defect resolution, team improvement, and backlog refinement, stressing buffers for unplanned tasks, product owner prioritization, data-driven decisions, and flexible adaptation to rework and technical debt.
Open episode13 May 2026
Measurement theory is crucial in software development and beyond for ensuring accurate metrics use by distinguishing between nominal, ordinal, interval, and ratio scales, highlighting how misuselike averaging ordinal data or mislabeling categoriesleads to flawed conclusions, while emphasizing context, scale precision, and the practical reliance on ordinal/nominal scales in software metrics.
Open episode14 Apr 2026
The sunk cost fallacy in software projects shows how clinging to flawed systems due to past investments can be irrational, with examples like a $105 million annual legacy code cost versus a $5.3 million replacement solution, stressing the need to prioritize future benefits over sunk expenses and consider full system overhauls when legacy chaos outweighs incremental changes.
Open episode10 Mar 2026
Strategies for estimating complex tasks and managing uncertainty in software development and other domains are discussed, emphasizing the importance of flexible decision-making and structured approaches.
Open episode10 Feb 2026
Design by Contract is discussed as a method for establishing clear agreements between software components to enhance correctness and reliability.
Open episode6 Jan 2026
This podcast delves into the concept of acceptance criteria in software development, highlighting their importance in defining requirements and ensuring quality across various approaches and frameworks.
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