Python And Neural Networks NYU Lecture
Last week I presented a lecture as part of the Business Intelligence Analytics and Data Science course in the School of Professional Studies of […]
Programming Blog
Falsifiability and Unit Testing
Without a doubt, Test Driven Development (TDD) lies in the core of my software development approach. I have been a very early adapter of automated […]
The three dimensions of a programmer.
It is my impression that the vast majority of new developers, tend to underestimate the importance of design and implementation details as they struggle […]
Metrics converted to goals lose their focus
One of the common discussions I have had with my colleagues over the last years was about the creation of metrics to express the productivity and […]
Deadline Blues
Please, do not make any evening plans until the end of the sprint I remember being a member of a project that was obviously […]
Lessons from a pyramid foreman
A few thousand years ago in the desert of Giza, the construction of one of the most ambitious constructions ever was initiated. Hundred of thousands […]
A wrong metaphor about software development
A wrong metaphor about software development Although there are some commonalities, software development differs from home building to the extend of considering the metaphor to […]
Interface Driven Programming In Python
If it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck and walks like a duck, it’s a duck Probably the greatest feature of python is […]
Python Decorators Basics
Introduction to decorators Decorators introduce a programming paradigm that is not found in statically linked languages, like C++ or Java. Taking advantage of closures and […]
Thoughts About Software Quality…
Longevity and number of users are the two most dominant characteristics of high quality software This might sound a bit axiomatic but it has to […]