Time for my bi-annual posting. 🙂 Great article from Gong.io on giving great demos. I’ve picked up so many tidbits that I summarized them and want to share. https://www.gong.io/blog/product-demo/ 1. Flip Your Product Demo Upside Down Start the demo with the outcome Winning product demos mirror the same priorities raised during discovery calls This is… Read More Notes on Giving Great Demos
This essay predicts some of the effects that self-driving cars will have on our society. It’s more than taxi drivers losing jobs. Self-driving cars have the possibility to redefine how we live our lives. I’d love to live out in the country but the work commute would kill me. A self-driving car would allow me… Read More The Effects of Robocars
I’ve created a bunch of utilities and like to document them here. Maybe someone else can use this to help their projects along. A simple script to mark a node as historical based on app and node names. https://github.com/derrekyoung/appd-mark-node-historical
I’ve created a bunch of utilities and like to document them here. Maybe someone else can use this to help their projects along. Bash script to transfer configurations between Controllers. You can export and import Actions, Health Rules, and Policies. https://github.com/derrekyoung/appd-config-transfer
Want To Become A Multi-Millionaire? Do These 14 Things Immediately Most of the time, articles like this are clickbait garbage that are full of nonsense, fluff. But he article above surprisingly has some valuable advice. Here are some that jumped out at me. I realize that a lot of the advice in the article would… Read More Successful Habits
This 14min TED talk is positioned toward women in middle management but is just as applicable to anyone in any stage of their career. It’s always smart to understand the business. I wish that I’d had a little more focus on the business when starting my software development career. I can think of a few… Read More The Extra 33%
Google got some attention from an Inc article that describes their recent approach with slides that are light on text and bullets. “Think of your slides as billboards,” says Duarte. “When people drive, they only briefly take their eyes off their main focus, which is the road, to process a billboard of information. Similarly, your audience… Read More Slides Without The Bullets
