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The Fuji X100T – First Impressions · Hibri Marzook
http://www.hibri.net/2014/12/07/the-fuji-x100t-first-impressions
Love APIs, agile, tdd, continuous delivery and dev ops. Opinions are my own. Currently v1.0.0. Musings on technology and photography. The Fuji X100T – First Impressions. I love gadgets. Cameras even more. Over the past decade, I’ve gone through quite a collection of photography devices. Starting with a Canon EOS 350 film camera, which I still have and up to a 5D, and even an old Polaroid SX-70. In Arles, France, earlier this summer, I learned the art of shooting from the hip. The Fuji X100T shows maturit...
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Continuous Delivery culture, not tools – Notes from an Open Space session · Hibri Marzook
http://www.hibri.net/2014/04/09/continuous-delivery-culture-not-tools-notes-from-an-open-space-session
Love APIs, agile, tdd, continuous delivery and dev ops. Opinions are my own. Currently v1.0.0. Musings on technology and photography. Continuous Delivery culture, not tools – Notes from an Open Space session. I facilitated an open space session at the Pipeline Conference. In London, to discuss focussing on a culture of Continuous Delivery (CD) than the tools. We listed a few of the anti-patterns seen in the wild. The team not owning CD. No culture of learning. Too much focus on the technology. Individual...
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What do tests tell us ? · Hibri Marzook
http://www.hibri.net/2013/03/04/what-do-tests-tell-us
Love APIs, agile, tdd, continuous delivery and dev ops. Opinions are my own. Currently v1.0.0. Musings on technology and photography. What do tests tell us? Back in September 2012, I gave a talk at Dev’s in the Ditch on what tests tell us. The talk resonated with a post by Matt Wynne today on fixing slow builds. Optimising a slow build? You are solving the wrong problem. Discuss this post with me on @hibri. Walking the Skeleton 13 Jul 2016. Continuous Delivery - Going from rags to riches 18 Jun 2016.
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F# on OSX · Hibri Marzook
http://www.hibri.net/2011/09/21/f-on-osx
Love APIs, agile, tdd, continuous delivery and dev ops. Opinions are my own. Currently v1.0.0. Musings on technology and photography. Make sure you have the latest mono installed ( http:/ www.go-mono.com/mono-downloads/download.html. Then download the F# CTP zip, from here. Http:/ msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/fsharp/cc835251. Download the mono strong name key to the same place where you’ve extracted F# to. Run sudo ./install-mono.sh. Then download the F# CTP zip, from here. Run sudo ./install-mono.sh.
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Accepting Uncertainty · Hibri Marzook
http://www.hibri.net/2014/08/03/accepting-uncertainty
Love APIs, agile, tdd, continuous delivery and dev ops. Opinions are my own. Currently v1.0.0. Musings on technology and photography. There is a large suite of long running tests that must be run, before a release is approved. There is a release management dance that. Before a release. Cue the constant conversations around the office about the impending release. This is the key tenet in building a continuous deployment pipeline. The ability to react to uncertainty. The rest comes from observing how the s...
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Richard Feynman’s observations on the reliability of the Space Shuttle. · Hibri Marzook
http://www.hibri.net/2013/04/19/richard-feynmans-observations-on-the-reliability-of-the-space-shuttle
Love APIs, agile, tdd, continuous delivery and dev ops. Opinions are my own. Currently v1.0.0. Musings on technology and photography. Richard Feynman’s observations on the reliability of the Space Shuttle. I’ve been reading a lot on Richard Feynman lately. I find his character and his unique approach to learning appealing. In the book What Do You Care What Other People Think. He reminisces about his time on the Rogers Commission. Investigation into the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster. The Space Shuttle...
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Getting started with web applications on Mono · Hibri Marzook
http://www.hibri.net/2012/02/17/getting-started-with-web-applications-on-mono
Love APIs, agile, tdd, continuous delivery and dev ops. Opinions are my own. Currently v1.0.0. Musings on technology and photography. Getting started with web applications on Mono. I’ve started to explore mono, with a view to moving some of our web applications to Linux. Used MonoDevelop on OSX to spike a simple HttpHandler to return a response. I was more interested in how the hosting and deployment story worked with mono. This is a little list of things I discovered as I went along. Access log / var.