The Toyota Way from Jeff Liker is a great book with excellent ideas about how to run a manufacturing organisation. Many of the ideas are transferable and as effective for activities outside of manufacturing.

When managers lack the skills to deliver.

Read this book if you need to lead your team, organisation to become proficient software developers.

Software engineers have access to an ocean of frameworks, but these frameworks have hidden costs that reveal themselves in the latter stages of an application's development.

Dylan McCarthy. We discussed the recent MS Build conference from Microsoft and the new AI frameworks and data products from Azure. Episode 2 of the Daniel Stojanov Podcast.

Basarat Ali Syed. Interview on the Daniel Stojanov Podcast.

A brutal characterisation of corporate mismanagement and the decline of IBM.

ZenUML is a useful and simple tool to create sequence diagrams with minimal effort.

Important VTK methods and functions.

Eighth article in a series on VTK, covering colour models.

An application created with VTK. We build on the previous topics covered in this series.

Sixth article in a series on VTK covers geometric transformations of models.

Fifth article in a series on VTK covers lookup tables.

Why do the principles of manufacturing in the factory not apply to software engineering?

Article 4 in a series on VTK covering different data models and creating polygon data in VTK.

This second article in a series on VTK covers how to get setup and an overview of VTK.

This second article in a series on VTK provides an overview of VTK and covers how to get setup.

A brief introduction to VTK, a library to create 3D visualisations. This is the first post in a series on the VTK toolkit.

We go in-depth on Python iterators, generators.

What does a 150 year old infographic have to teach us about the human mind and how it remains unsurpassed by AI.

A great introductory book to linear algebra. Suitable for beginners, but lacking in some areas covered by more modern texts.

Learn the Python for loop. We cover the syntax, some of its inner workings, and useful auxiliary functions.