Develpreneur Blog • Latest
Latest Posts
Fresh thinking, practical patterns, and lessons that compound — built for developers who want to ship, lead, and build momentum.
There are many fights and arguments that start from differences in perception. Whether it is the line-of-sight, angle, or bias, we have differing views. These can cause reasonable people to take starkly different positions…
Mistakes In The Cloud – Know Where Things Live
Modern technology is the focus of this episode as we look at mistakes in the cloud. You can impact a lot of people with a simple error. That is why you need to be…
A Positive Attitude and Finding Hidden Gems
Sometimes a story is full of lessons without having a well-defined core. There are many players, and the successful have a positive attitude. This trend supersedes mistakes, errors, and even bad luck. We look…
Trust But Verify – Avoid Business Assumptions
There are multiple lessons to learn from this little debacle of a story. However, trust but verify seems to be the best summation. We have to assume a lot in business. There are levels…
Know Who You Work For – Lines Are Not Always Clear
Clarity and communication are common themes in our improvement episodes. Those are most important when you need to know who you work for. Which master do you serve? The mistake highlighted this time is…
Admitting Defeat – Moving Forward And Accepting The Loss
In a season about growing from errors and mistakes, it seems that an episode about admitting defeat is required. We cannot stay stationary and make progress. This concept holds for individual situations and group…
What Goes Into Building Software
Welcome to another edition of Developreneur. In this presentation, we are gonna be talking about software development. What goes into building software. Instead of this being just a run-of-the-mill discussion on SDLC, we will…
Clearly Defined Objectives – It Is A Mistake To Not Ask Questions
This episode of learning from mistakes focuses on clearly defined objectives. The error highlights what can go wrong when we fail to have them. We also see these same potential issues pop up when…
Testing Your Backups – Disaster Recovery Requires Verification
There are a few times I have been taught the value of testing your backups. That is why even disaster recovery needs to be validated. The first story I share is probably a worst-case…
Sweeping Consequences – Avoid All In Until You Are Sure
There is an old joke about sweeping consequences in IT related to wildcard commands like “rm -rf *.” However, there are ways to avoid getting bit by them. For example, we can do test…