lifecycle
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🔄 Value in connected products comes from things that can change
In the realm of industrial connected devices, the era of “develop, lock it down, and ship it forever” is largely behind us. I’ve observed there is always another improvement that will add value to the system. And because modern platforms (l…
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🔄 The release circle
As previously discussed, a release is useful and quality. What counts as a release? One way to think about this is to view the release as a circle with two attributes: What (it contains) Who (it’s for) Initially, there is not much in the …
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✨ Demos vs. Products
I’m a huge fan of demos – so is Khem. They are a very important part of product development. They are a way to ship early and get critical feedback. Demos during the course of real product development are essential. There are some challenge…
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🔄 Lifecycle management in dynamic systems
One of the hard parts of dynamic systems is the lifecycle management of various bits of running code. It is easy to create stuff, but are you cleaning up properly when things disappear or change? We can order these in difficulty: Create so…