Collaboration on Improving
Why I'm launching the Engineering Ecosystem
Why I'm launching the Engineering Ecosystem
I am pleased to launch the Engineering Ecosystem, a newsletter for architects, engineers, engineering leads and managers, and CTOs.
As a society we depend increasingly on software and software engineers. At the same time the software industry still struggles to consider quality appropriately. The Engineering Ecosystem aims to achieve improved quality of software, higher productivity and happiness of developers by increasing collaboration on improving practices, culture, processes, knowledge sharing and tools.
The newsletter will start with building the foundational elements and, the shared language and principles, which will help improve skills and serve as the foundation to foster collaboration. In the second phase, there will be more focus on opportunities for collaboration.
About me: I am Klaus Haeuptle an engineer and architect at SAP, the author of the books Clean ABAP and Clean SAPUI5, a coach for agile software engineering and a community servant leader for a large SAP internal grass roots community on improving tools, technologies, practices and culture, with more than 3000 participants from all locations and departments. Views are my own - the content published on this channel reflect my opinion and engineering principles. I have almost 20 years of experiences applying and coaching agile software engineering practices (e.g. Test Driven Development, Clean Code, Refactoring, Evolutionary Architecture, Continuous Integration ….) in Enterprise Applications.
Subscription: If you want to get updates, you can subscribe to the free newsletter:
Mark as not spam: : When you subscribe to the newsletter please do not forget to check your spam / junk folder. Make sure to "mark as not spam" in your email client and move it to your Inbox. Add the publication's Substack email address to your contact list. All posts will be sent from this address: ecosystem4engineering@substack.com.
Past Editions: The past editions of the engineering ecosystem newsletter can be found in the archive. You can also provide feedback in the discussion thread.
Share the Knowledge: Help our engineering community grow by inviting your colleagues and friends to benefit from the shared content! If you think they'd enjoy our newsletter, please share this link with them so they can join our community of software engineering enthusiasts: