In this blog, I describe my view and experience as a remote-only developer. I tell of the books that I read for my further development and report on the thoughts that are initiated. My focus is to escape the comfort zone and to share the knowledge gained.
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A simple question pulled me from the solution space back into the problem space this week. Why exactly do we want to build an app for table tennis players? And what problem are we really solving with it? A look back, a conversation, a book – and the realization that true agility begins much earlier than I previously thought.
The byproduct of two authors' daily work, poured into a book. I've read it and can only recommend it under one condition: Have a pen, paper, and the leisure to question things while reading.
Way of the Wolf is book two in Tom Elliot's LitRPG series. Just like in book one, Michael's adventure continues. The development of the heroes and game mechanics takes unexpected turns. New elements are introduced into the narrative. The tactical positioning of forces and powers within the world plays a crucial role. I'm enjoying the genre more and more. I'm excited for book three.
“The Great Game” marks the start of a new series in the LitRPG genre. After my first foray into the genre with Dungeon Hunter, this is already my second series. I don't regret a single word I've read. I'm captivated by the narrative style and the exploratory hunt of the game mechanics as part of the storyline. However, this book is only enjoyable if you like this rules-based storytelling style.…
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