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Introducing the Don’t Panic Labs Advanced Continuing Education Program

Introducing the Don’t Panic Labs Advanced Continuing Education Program

by Doug Durham | Oct 7, 2020 | Leadership, Our Engineering

Businesses across the country have adjusted to the realities of our current environment. Don’t Panic Labs is no exception. While our professional services business made adjustments to remote work rather quickly, continuing our Software Design and Development Clinics...
A Time to Listen and Learn: A Message from CEO Doug Durham

A Time to Listen and Learn: A Message from CEO Doug Durham

by Doug Durham | Jun 5, 2020 | Leadership

The countless tragic deaths, most recently of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd, and the recent violence we have seen play out have reinforced the need for our society to participate in some difficult conversations about who we are and who we want to be....
The Danger of Incomplete Pictures, Part 3: Framework for Structured Critical Thinking

The Danger of Incomplete Pictures, Part 3: Framework for Structured Critical Thinking

by Doug Durham | Mar 21, 2019 | Leadership, Our Engineering, Software Engineering, Your Vision, Your Vision + Our Engineering

Have you ever wrestled with a problem in your mind and then, while trying to explain it to someone else, had an epiphany of how to solve it? This has happened to me on numerous occasions. Or have you ever jumped in to develop some code for a piece of business logic...
The Danger of Incomplete Pictures, Part 2: Story/Task Decomposition and Estimation as Design

The Danger of Incomplete Pictures, Part 2: Story/Task Decomposition and Estimation as Design

by Doug Durham | Mar 21, 2019 | Leadership, Our Engineering, Software Engineering, Your Vision, Your Vision + Our Engineering

In my first post of this series, I discussed how ambiguity and lack of shared understanding between members of a product development team can occur when we rely on unstructured, ad hoc, and abstract communication processes (i.e., conversations and high-level user...
The Danger of Incomplete Pictures, Part 1

The Danger of Incomplete Pictures, Part 1

by Doug Durham | Mar 21, 2019 | Leadership, Our Engineering, Software Engineering, Your Vision, Your Vision + Our Engineering

I was recently re-introduced to one of my favorite essays, Why We Should Build Software Like We Build Houses, by Leslie Lamport. Leslie is one of several thought leaders within our industry who I really admire, both for his insights into the nature of software design...
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