Comments by "" (@ContinuousDelivery) on "Did Microservices Break DORA?" video.

  1. I do recognise this. I was on a fairly early kanban team and observed this effect. We adopted an approach that has since become my favourite. We used kanban, but we also had iterations. The iterations were really for the human aspect, to give people a sense of achievement and clearly defined opportunities to get together and put their work into its correct context. This worked really well, but it is a subtle thing. I didn't think of this form of burnout when I was talking about it, so thanks for mentioning it.
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  2. 🤣🤣🤣🍻
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  3. Sure the trouble with science is that humans do it. There is politics and rivalries and all of that, the difference though, is that however strong the lobby in science, it will be overturned eventually, because it won't fit the facts. I'd argue that the idea prevalent in Quantum Physics of "shut up and calculate" is an anti-science idea, and it was very strongly pushed. People we actively discouraged from study what QM really means. But now that is changing, and lots of people are actively interested in trying to find that out. Unlike other areas, even if it sometimes takes a long time, Science is still about the underlying truth, and eventually, even if it means waiting for the dogmatists to die, the truth will find a way out.
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  4. Yes, and not succeeding as far as achieving a predictive model, DORA is different in that respect.
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