Jörn's ramblings on Audi, Agile development, DevOps, Cloud Computing, Industrial IoT, Innovation, Mobility services & Sharing economy.
My name is Jörn Peters, I live with my wonderful wife and our two lovely kids in beautiful Traunstein and work for Brückner Maschinenbau as a Software Product Owner (Scrum). Before joining Brückner I have been working for Audi Busines Innovation GmbH as a Product Owner and were responsible for IT operations of the Audi mobility products.
2018 sales of internal combustion passenger vehicles in China (year-on-year): July: -7% August: -7% September: -14% October: -16% November: - ~20% What if passenger ICE sales in the world's largest auto market have already peaked? xinhuanet.com/english/2018-1…
Google is admitting under oath to actively storing and monitoring your: Name Address Age e-Mail Correspondence GPS Location Phone Serial Number Wi-Fi Network Information Phone Conversations Google Home Conversations Voice Signature Search History #GoogleHearing
On this day in 1968: first demo of the computer mouse pic.twitter.com/0JaO9sHWiS
Here are some of my thoughts on the Audi e-tron after a first drive. electrek.co/2018/12/07/aud… pic.twitter.com/6JLnJBfh5V
”So we have not come here to beg the world leaders to care for our future. They have ignored us in the past and they will ignore us again. We have come here to let them know that change is coming whether they like it or not.” From my speech yesterday at #COP24 pic.twitter.com/WIwv4vbT6G
Having all of the atoms strewn about the work area to start is messy, so here's a spawn menu to create/clean up atoms. @YujinAriza helped with integration while I was traveling over the weekend pic.twitter.com/rNyATeipCM
How to install the Spotify Culture in Your Organization 😂 youtube.com/watch?v=Du11NQ…
here's a little thread on roadmaps and roadmapping 1/8 Roadmaps are almost *never* enough as standalone artifacts. There is no possible way one "thing" can communicate so much nuance: assumptions, risk, vision, "the bet", nesting, etc. #prodmgmt #UX #design #Lean
Check out this Meetup: Bring your own Backlog - A hands on introduction to Story Mapping meetup.com/ThoughtWorks-M… #Meetup #München via @Meetup
Tim delivers an excellent talk on modern applications and why you should be building Serverless applications whenever you can. twitter.com/timbray/status…
There are only two hard problems in distributed systems: 2. Exactly-once delivery 1. Guaranteed order of messages 2. Exactly-once delivery
Meanwhile on Germany: "Poops, electric vehicles need batteries. Maybe we should build a factory for batteries?" theverge.com/transportation…
Instead of displaying an error, display a resolution. "Failed to communicate with backend" means nothing to a user. "Click here to try again" is actionable. Log errors, display resolutions.
Cheer up. You could be working on Oracle: * 25 million lines of C * Thousands of flags * 30 hours to run tests * At least 100 tests always fail * 2 months for code review * 2 years to ship a feature news.ycombinator.com/item?id=…
Brexit has reached the part of a waterfall software development process where two years in you realise you aren't going to hit the deadline, your architectural assumptions were all wrong, and no-one wants what you built anyway
Be careful not to get into any Thanksgiving arguments with your Aunt Nancy about all the hot-button issues: React vs Vue, Sketch vs Figma, CSS-in-JS, and should designers code.
Code should be like a bonsai. Keep pruning and don't let it overgrow the container.
Our annual reminder: Widening 👏 highways 👏 doesn't 👏 work 👏 This freeway -- LA's 405 -- was JUST widened at a cost of $1.6 billion. pic.twitter.com/vFSTmfdhnC
1998: "You should build systems out of single-purpose loosely-coupled components 2008: "You should build systems out of single-purpose loosely-coupled components" 2018: "You should build systems out of single-purpose loosely-coupled components" Technology changes so fast!
Don't "break down a project into small tasks", slice the objective into a series of increasingly narrow capability /options/, each of which independently delivers value to a human being. medium.com/@neil2killick/…
Good, critical recap of the Amazon HQ2 debacle by @AnandWrites. newyorker.com/tech/annals-of… pic.twitter.com/kYIhRjj0i2
People in San Francisco wearing Airpods with smoke masks while riding electric skateboards / hoverboards is some heavy Ridley Scott dystopian shit.
Slides "Why Continuous Delivery Doesn't Work" #ConLi18 @ConLifecycle bit.ly/2Dm7p83
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Product development advice is a lot like parenting advice. Ubiquitous. Often good. Often missing context. And hard to implement when sleep deprived.
Spotted today pic.twitter.com/ESzsgVc1HS
3 Elusive Qualities of a Great Product Owner hubs.ly/H0ftxfs0
This is my favourite festive GDPR gag of Christmas 2018 so far. pic.twitter.com/2HheWIkviV
Anyway here’s a video of the man in charge of Brexit negotiations saying he’s only just realised that a lot of our food arrives by boat pic.twitter.com/SriPuiFXY4
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