There aren't that many of you, so thanks to those who took the time to come.
I've been wondering what I can do to make this more interesting. Looking at the stats, it does appear that meta-topics are most popular:
Another thing I wonder about is the lack of direct response. Partly, that's because there just aren't that many folks interested in the topic, but maybe it's also the presentation.
I find that the most difficult part of my job isn't the technical aspect, it's the communication aspect. I often oscillate between saying things that are obvious and trivial, and saying things that have more controversy hidden that it appears at first, and people often only realize at implementation time what the ultimate effect of a choice is.
An important motivation for this blog is to practice finding the right level, so feedback is always appreciated.
... and yes, I need to post more stuff ...
Keep up the good work. More posts are definitely helpful for me because I check my reading list which only posts the latest changes. I do not deal with the technical side of release management so I enjoy reading those posts as I used to do development work. On top of that, I would also like to read more about other impacts to release management like managing change control, defect management, etc. (sorry, I haven't gone through your entire site).
ReplyDelete