Summary Many of the agile tools, principles and guidelines used by large IT enterprises can be used by small teams or individual engineers to improve efficiency and create more value. In this article, I’d like to explore these concepts with you to help you level up your engineering practice. The underlying agile principle I’ll explore… Continue reading How To Start Finishing – Learning from Agile Practices
Ian Pritchard
A natural engineer, I wrote my first program at the age of 12 and never looked back! I have worked in the sphere of engineering for my entire career and even as I changed roles, kept my passion for coding alive through constant learning in the evenings and on weekends.
Now I specialize in Python, with a minor in JavaScript based technologies.
If you want to read more about those changing roles, read my LinkedIn bio :)
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It’s not you – it’s me
By Ian Pritchard on 9 January 2023
Every so often I get convinced that a challenge test suite is wrong or Python is somehow giving me the wrong results. “It’s You”! I checked and quadruple-checked my code. I walked through every single line in the IDE debug mode noting how the variables changed as the code branched through. I printed everything printable… Continue reading It’s not you – it’s me