Eduardo Ferro Aldama (eferro)
He has spent more than 25 years growing teams and software rather than accumulating them. He has worked as a developer, architect and technical lead at companies such as Alea Soluciones, The Motion, Nextail and Clarity AI, helping teams deliver value sustainably.
Along the way he has learned that speed does not come from running faster, but from learning step by step, building quality in from the start, and knowing what to leave out. He champions Lean software development, Extreme Programming and continuous delivery not as trends, but as the most humane and effective way to work.
He shares what he learns through talks, technical communities and his own writing. Less Software, More Impact distills those lessons: how to keep a team from collapsing under the weight of its own code.
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Recommended articles from the blog
If you have not read the book yet, these articles are a good way into many of the ideas it develops.
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Basal Cost of software
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The Building Fallacy: A Misleading Metaphor in Software Development
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Small batches for the win / Continuous Delivery
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Code reviews (Synchronous and Asynchronous)
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Thin Infrastructure Wrappers
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Construction engineering is NOT a good metaphor for software
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"It depends" / Jocelyn Goldfein model for software classification