Fortunately I had to deal only with few of them (until now) but, it's always been an painful experience. Especially for a natural born No Man like me.

Once, during the development of a big project, I asked the Product Manager to tell me about the relationship between two functions (let's call them A and B)

Last week I had a chat with my colleague Suzi. She wanted me to review a small change she made on a software almost entirely written by me. At some

Have you ever played pinball? If yes, you may have run into the situation where you have to deal with two or even three balls on the field at the

I started to develop professional software more than twenty years ago, during the summertime vacations. I used to work in this small software house where there were really experienced programmers.

In one of his last posts, Seth Godin wrote about implicit anchors that force us to follow specific paths [http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2016/02/anchoring-can-sink-you.html]. This

Years ago, before getting my current job, I had an interview for an IT position. My job would have been to develop software for the company's internal usage.

Sometimes the case plays strange tricks. This post [http://simpleprogrammer.com/2015/12/11/your-automation-test-sucks/] was laying in my feed reader since some days. I haven't read it

During past few weeks, I've been reviewing an old codebase. Some functions were in place since 2008. You may think that those functions are bug-free. After seven years