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6 Comments

  1. Susan

    hey there,

    stumbled onto your terrific blog while googling for good coffee in the Bayswater area as I’m missing a goooood barista coffee : ) you sure have eaten all around the place! heheh … but I couldn’t see your profile but I’m guessing you’re also a western chinese in London! 🙂 and you also appreciate good food 🙂 … drop me a note! … maybe we can chat online and check out some foodie places!

  2. Anna Pande

    Hi,

    First of all can I say thanks for your terrific blog. I also write about my life in Pune for the website http://www.punekar.in. Could I ask for permission to use your photo of the Sigree sign on our website (I have recently written a review of the place)?

    All the best,

    Anna

  3. Patrick

    Hi Anna,

    Of course you can use the photo. Thanks. for your comment.

  4. Gil Zilberfeld

    Hi Patrick,

    Couldn’t find a “contact me” so here goes:

    I’ve been following your blog for a while (through PlantTW syndication), and I really like the content. I’ve been living in the world of automation for a few years now, and like the comment I put today on tests in a continouts build, I relate.

    Today I work at Typemock, on unit testing tools (a natural path for me). I’d like to remain in contact with you (apart from being a passive blog reader:). There’s a lot of stuff we do we’d like expert opinions on, especially tools we’re currently working on and are not out yet.

    If you’re interested, let me know. I’ll be happy to have you onboard.

    Thanks for your time,
    Gil Zilberfeld

    Typemock.

  5. david

    Hello, I tried to buy your book on https://leanpub.com/ but the site make an error or block (without explication) when I try to pay, by visa or paypal (bad ecommerce experience ! perhaps it doesn’t accept french card ?). Can I buy it in another place ? Thks

  6. jamesp

    Hi Patrick, thanks for your work and all your useful articles. I would like to ask you a question about being a Tech Lead across multiple teams. I am working for a young company where the work is spread across 3 teams. We are using an enterprise CMS (Adobe AEM) and because I have been working on this product since 2011I became a TL for all these teams, helping theme to maintain and create new functionalities that are fully working and compatible for AEM. Could you please help me to understand how I can be a Tech Lead not just for one team but for multiple teams? One of the thing I am finding really difficult is to find time to actually write code. Also my fear is that I could easily become a blocker for them or a single point of failure. thanks in advance for your time

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