Editorial Note: I originally wrote this post for the NDepend blog. You can check out the original here, at their site. I use NDepend to drive my custom static analysis of .NET codebases — you should check it out. Organizations come to possess static analysis tools in a variety of ways. In some cases, management…
Yesterday, I launched a book. I went back through my email and my history with Leanpub to find out exactly when I started writing the book. It turns out, I created Developer Hegemony on Leanpub on May 2nd, 2015. So with completely unplanned symmetry, I launched the book exactly 2 years after starting. The launch…
Well, today we officially launch the book, Developer Hegemony. I’d like to thank everyone who followed along, offered feedback, bought books, and generally supported the efforts. I’ve enjoyed the ride and I hope you all love the book. Also, congratulations to the winners of the Thunderclap raffle: Justin Neff, Jim Wang, and Gintautas Miselis! I will…
Today, I offer post number 7 for Developer Hegemony week. I had every intention of doing 9 days of posts in a row leading up to launch, but I wound up spending yesterday relaxing and recuperating (not a lot of Sunday traffic anyway). I just finished up an engagement and had been on the road…
You thought Developer Hegemony Week stopped on Friday? Nah. Today I give you post 6. It contains somewhat lighter fare, since it’s the weekend, but the show must go on. We’re doing really well on the Thunderclap campaign — 83% as of this writing. But that means I still need 17 more people to do…
