Programming

Steve Wendel, Principal Scientist at HelloWallet, talks about how to design products and services that help users change behavior. Steve discusses the good and bad example of designing for behavior change, importance of testing and iteration, role of psychology, and resources and tools.

Purposeful Design Principles for Behavior Change

Cassandra Wolff talks about figuring out when to use a CMS and how to choose which one to meet your needs.

What CMS is right for you?

Neal Ford, the author of The Productive Programmer, discusses the benefits of polyglot programming and the impact it's had on software development.

Polyglot Programming

At the IBM DevOps Symposium I watched as Dibbe Edwards enthralled the audience as she explained how IBM has instituted DevOps and Agile throughout the development cycle. In some cases the results are nearly unbelievable, such as reducing Overall Time to Development from 120 days down to 3 days. I wanted to hear more about how she could create such startling results, so I gave her a call. 

About Dibbe Edwards
Dibbe Edwards is Vice President, IBM Rational DevOps Capabilities  Development responsible for the executive leadership of Rational’s development business covering key aspects of IBM’s DevOps strategy and offerings, including application lifecycle management and reporting, quality and requirements management, systems development and architecture management, SaaS-based offerings, and integration and open software development. Dibbe is additionally driving Rational’s own internal continuous software delivery activities as well as Rational’s on-going transparent development initiative through jazz.net. Dibbe is a frequent speaker at devops events, including recently at DevOps Enterprise . 

She blogs at IBM developerWorks where she most recently authored a blog  about A Day in the Life of an Enterprise DevOps Team.

Programming

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