SPaMCAST 606 - Seriously Good Software, A Discussion With Marco Faella

Jul 5, 2020

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The Software Process and Measurement Cast 606 features our interview with Marco Faella, author of Seriously Good Software: Code that Works, Survives, and Wins. Marco and I discussed quality, craftsmanship, and how being a passionate coder and academic mix. Marco Faella teaches advanced programming at a major Italian university. His published work includes peer-reviewed research articles, a Java certification manual, and a video course on Java streams. His contact data is: Homepage: Twitter: Book: I have discount codes (just ask!) Re-Read Saturday News This week we are taking a break from our re-read of to celebrate the 4th of July and my wife’s birthday. We will be back next week. Remember to buy a copy of to support the authors and blog! Week 1: - Week 2: (The Story of Herbie) - Week 3: - Week 4: - Announcements! Patterns Podcast: The first full episode of the Patterns Podcast has been posted on YouTube. In the first full episode, Ben Wozniki and I tackle the concept of User Stories. User Stories are a ubiquitous feature of Agile implementations. We have posted the video on our YouTube channel. We would love to have your feedback. I will not throw a 200 mg file in the audio podcast feed again (we might create another feed). Tom Cagley and Associates Website: We are days away from a website that brings everything together, my company, the blog, and the podcast. We will also be kicking off a newsletter in later July. We are still in the design process so I would really like your input on what makes a great newsletter. One of my favorites is Tim Ferris’s . Email me at tcagley@tomcagley.com. Feel free to send a sample. Next SPaMCAST The Software Process and Measurement Cast 607 features our interview with Mark Tolbert and Susan Parente to discuss their new book on Hybrid Project Management. Hybrid Project Management. Agile hybrids are often pilloried, Mark and Susan make a strong case that hybrids have a place in delivering value.