TechKeeper’s Guide #59 – How to create the ultimate technology vision and strategy 🤔

“Everyone’s familiar with a company mission statement; the assertion of its values and purpose alongside the long-term aims, whether that be to produce market-leading products, disrupt industries or the advancement of society. However, for the technology side of any business, there needs to be a separate, well-defined plan to guide engineers, direct time, effort and resources, and ensure successful outcomes are achieved."

Therefore, in today's featured article, we decide to share with you the article on creating the ultimate technology vision and strategy.

Besides that, in the newest issue, we highly recommend articles on Agile maturity and advanced React patterns.

Enjoy the content and keep on leading! ✊

– Marcin Mazurek, The Software House

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How to create the ultimate technology vision and strategy

CTO CRAFT And there you have it. A comprehensive guide to building the ultimate tech vision and strategy. We hope you find this useful and would love to hear how you get on if you use all (or even some) of it to help craft your own!

✊ Leadership & Culture

The 25 micro-habits of high-impact managers

FIRST ROUND Management can at times seem like staring down a large block of marble — an intimidating task that requires the right tools.

Building your own Agile team maturity assessment

INFOQ Assessing a team’s agile maturity is an important part of the inspect and adapt process for a team.

With Agile approaches, No need to “meet” or “enforce” Deadlines

ROTHMAN I find two general buckets of problems for missing deadlines: how management organizes teams and the “need” for certain measures.

💡 Technology

Bad coding practices

THE SOFTWARE HOUSE Wait, what? BAD coding practices? Yes, you’ve read correctly. The internet is full of good advice and tutorials for developers already.

Design patterns for microservices

GEEK CULTURE At the end of this article, you will understand three different design patterns used for microservices.

Lambda layer: not a package manager

THE BURNING MONK Lambda Layer lacks the things you would want from a package manager and shouldn’t be used as a replacement for one. 

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