On the positive benefits of lateral flow
How freedom of movement makes for a healthier org
How freedom of movement makes for a healthier org
Book review of Sid Meier's Memoir!
Book review of "Competing in the Age of AI: Strategy and Leadership When Algorithms and Networks Run the World" by Marcho Iansiti and Karim R. Lakhani
Notes from building a fully working frameworkless webapp in Scala
All the books I read in 2021
A run-down of all the comicbooks I read in 2020
A run-down of the books I read in 2020
Some notes on using software engineering skills in real life
A run-down of the books I read in 2019, all written by women
Some notes on the 53 books I read in 2018
Hot takes about empathy and clean code are easy. Compassion for those with mental health issues apparently is not.
For a corporation with many products, a single IT department may be a bigger burden than you think.
Feature branching may be the wrong solution to an important problem
Experimenting with browser speech APIs to make deploying new features a little more exciting again
A run through of all 22 books I read in 2017.
Notes on the 22 books I read in 2016
Instead of flatly denouncing inconsistent codebases, are there positives we could be looking for?
One approach in taking feature toggling beyond the basics
Getting to grips with CoffeeScript using Project Euler
Jim Kinsey is an English software engineer based in Berlin. Currently at Springer Nature, formerly of BBC News & Sport.