Season 2, Episode 11: Goals of Design | Kyle Aretae

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Kyle started writing code in '81, and started work at his dad's software shop in '82. He gave up code for teaching in '92 when he discovered his love of helping people improve. He gave up teaching kids for teaching code in '97 when he discovered teachers don't get paid. In '00, he converted to evangelical eXtreme Programming, doing, teaching how, and proselytizing.

Since then he's become a generalist on "lets build software better" and has concluded that the biggest problem along the way is a poor understanding of "better". For a couple years, he was CIO for Swanleap, the Inc #1 fastest growing startup in the US. Now he's again looking for work building software better.

In this episode, Sam and Kyle talk about the five goals of software development and how distinguishing between them can help you run projects better.


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