Software Theory – Akshay Dhavle

When in a inception…

Everyone is an analyst Don’t get bound by role boundaries. Everyone needs to understand the system. Talk to the clients,

I am an amateur photographer while I am not not hacking project teams and building custom software at ThoughtWorks. Photographers

This has come up in various discussions recently and I want to put down my thoughts about the role and

I have recently come out of a consulting assignment which has given me loads of time to read and think

@silvercatalyst posted on twitter a few days back that one of the trainees in his session counted testing as waste.

Usefulness of software:Letting the user do what s(he) wants easily and fast. Features:Number of activities a user can perform with

This is what got me thinking about “What (the %*&$) are we really doing?”. Are gazillions of dollars being invested

Any system is inherently trust based but always tends towards being distrustful. Consider a prisoners’ dilemma example. (A) = A

I am doing what we call an Inception for a new project. The situation is not at all unusual. The

I recently read In search of Shrödinger’s cat. It’s a wonderful introduction to quantum mechanics; The basic (and intriguing) problem