Stuck translating tech jargon? Learn how to communicate clearly and use creative analogies to convey difficult technical ideas to non-technical audiences
So, you have a killer feature or an amazing idea for your company, but explaining it to your boss or the marketing team is like explaining rocket science to a 4 year old?
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Redis adopts dual source-available licensing, but what does it mean?
First things first, the title is from the amazing joke Erik Bjäreholt did on X (ex-twitter).
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Evolution of QA in thrownewexception.com company tale: from manual testing to better approach
Samuel was driving to work, still sleepy and not in a very good mood. It was a sunny morning, a beautiful sky, but not even that could reduce the anxiety he was feeling. The last release went wrong, some issue with the back office features was preventing the partners from publishing ads and affecting not only their sales but also their relationship with partners. He always understood the importance of quality in software and how it impacts customer attrition and brand reputation.
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This is the tale of my imaginary company. Stay tuned!
While I was creating a blog post about how to speed up engineering teams to deliver more value to the end-user, a friend of mine shared an idea: linking that story to a different one I was planning to write and taking the opportunity to use the same fictional characters.
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From Gatekeepers to Enablers. The story of a fictional company’s SRE journey towards engineering autonomy, more productivity, better compliance and, happiness!
Linkedin described five stages of SRE , the second one being the gatekeeper.
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