Maciej Sitko

When someone says "Agile," what's the first thing you picture? Probably Scrum—daily stand-ups, sprint retrospectives, or colourful Post-it notes covering office walls. But what if I told you that Agile originally had less to do with ceremonies and more with hardcore developer practices? Yes, Agile

I often like to philosophise at the intersection of technology. Much can be gained from systems thinking, which is deeply rooted in philosophical discourse. Philosophy is perhaps our best tool to answer critical moral questions in this era of AI. The late Daniel Dennett is an excellent example. Before he

There is a lot of confusion and misunderstanding about View Design Patterns. Model View Controller or Model View Presenter are tossed around to mean anything that has a route rendering a view. But things are a little bit more intricate than that. In this post, I am going to try

Business requirements are often presented as a boogeyman to developers. They are boring, work on them is futile, and we never get them right. But it doesn't have to be like this. I hope I can inspire a few folks that there is value in understanding the subject

I had to write the article about the Technical architect position, especially because the position has been recently questioned in many circles. And it is not because I am a serving technical architect, as that means very little. I find immense value in the position, as do many other developers.