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Organisational culture is crucial for DevOps

Questions to ask when applying for DevOps jobs

May 3, 2013by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) 4 Comments

Here are some criteria which should be useful when trying to cut through the tangled mess of “DevOps”  job titles in order to work out if a prospective role will […]

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Agile and Lean, Continuous Delivery, DevOps, Hiring, Opinion, Teams
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How to write good technical blog posts

January 12, 2013by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) Leave a comment

I have been writing technical blog posts since 2002, but decided in late 2011 to change my writing style after undertaking various web content and SEO projects for clients and […]

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Computer Systems, Opinion

Verified by Visa Confirmed Dangerous

February 2, 2010by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) Leave a comment

New research from the University of Cambridge supports the view that Verified by Visa is deeply flawed and unsafe. I first came across this mess of an implementation a while […]

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Computer Systems, Opinion, Security, Testing

FORTH is an abomination

August 26, 2003by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) Leave a comment

I was forced to look at some FORTH code this morning. My brain is permanently damaged. FORTH is an abomination, whatever advantages it may apparently hold. \ Note 1: Text […]

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Archive Material, Computer Systems, Opinion

Where code must survive for 30 years

October 2, 2002by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) 2 Comments

Interesting conversation with a guy on the coach to London on Saturday, writing distributed middleware for Rutherford. Because he works in an environment where code must survive for 30 years, […]

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