We're about to try event modeling at my company, does anyone here have experience with it?
The author makes some pretty large claims (it's the end of: scrum, storypoint-estimations , project management and whatnot) and it does sound promising, but I can't help but be sceptical.
I think the point would be that even our "world class public transport" kinda sucks. I can visit my parent by bus/train/bus and it'll take at least 3h and longer as soon as one ride is delayed. Or I can take the car and be there in 1.5h.
Interestingly, not caring about your children will likely result in little dictators. You might not want to give them attention, they do want it, and they'll get it one way or another.
I'm personally a big fan of laminar (https://laminar.ohwg.net/docs.html). Which is an extremely minimalistic cicd solution which makes you existing tools for your pipelines instead of giving you a framework.
Somewhat adjacent to this question, does the techstack have an impact on the price of a SaaS? I could imagine a java/react codebase is easier to sell then a rust/clojurescript stack. Is this true?
And if it is, should it be a concern when starting a side-hustle?