Essays by Evan Wondrasek on software development, management, reading, and other musings.
Welcome to Part II of my series on executing Agile fundamentals for software engineering teams. Be sure to check out Part I: Introduction first, and you can also check out the rest of
This guide seeks to provide an opinionated, recipe-style approach for how team leaders (which, depending on your organization, may be engineering managers, product managers, engineers, and technical leads) can define their products, teams,
I wrapped up reading my final book of 2020 today with Michael Crichton's 'Prey' (2002) which put me at 19 books for the year. A few stats, courtesy of Goodreads: I read 8,
Seven months into 2017, I finally finished updating my 2016 reading list (whoops!). I read 38 books and 14,591 pages in 2016 (thanks for the stats, Goodreads!). Here are the books that
Well, 3 months into 2016, I finally got around to updating and closing out my 2015 reading list. I ended up reading 36 books in 2015 which is a new personal best (over
I finished 28 books in 2014 (thanks for the stats, Goodreads!). Here are some of my highlights from last year: MOST MEMORABLEThe Goldfinch by Donna Tart I might be a little partial because
Technically speaking, I've read Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance 1.5 times. The second time through was much more important than the first. I started this book over two years ago