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Robin Moffatt
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@rittmanmead www.facebook.com/rittmanmead The Additional Problem
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@rittmanmead www.facebook.com/rittmanmead When taken from a position
of knowledge and understanding best practices can be useful to codify existing knowledge Good Best Practices?
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@rittmanmead www.facebook.com/rittmanmead Bad Best Practices! •Silver Bullets •“Laundry
Lists” of settings to change •Random Jiggling •Absolutes without context […] “I will jiggle things randomly until they unbreak” is not acceptable. — Linus Torvalds, April 2011
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@rittmanmead www.facebook.com/rittmanmead Guesswork Is Risky If you don’t
know why what you did worked, then you don’t know that you’ve not caused ‘collateral damage’
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@rittmanmead www.facebook.com/rittmanmead How Long? If you’re just guessing,
you can’t honestly estimate the remaining time to solve the problem
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what the problem was, you’re doomed to repeat the same mistake again in the future
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@rittmanmead www.facebook.com/rittmanmead If It Looks Like a Duck
… Even obvious problems aren’t always obvious
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be the Monkey or the Organ Grinder?
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@rittmanmead www.facebook.com/rittmanmead The only “best practice” you should
be using all the time is “Use Your Brain”. — Steven Robbins / Tom Kyte
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