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A few days ago, I was browsing Amazon’s Kindle book store to buy the “Lean UX” book. After purchasing it, I saw in the “recommended” section, a book with an intriguing title: “The 7 Day Startup : You Don’t Learn Until You Launch”. Low price tag (around 4$) and great readers reviews made me click the “buy” button one more time.

The book has 131 pages and is easy to read so I decided that the “Lean UX” book could wait a day or two. “The 7 Day Startup” is a great book for what Dan Norris calls “wantrepreneurs”: people who want to launch a startup or business, but are not doing it.

I started using git flow a few weeks ago after reading this article: A successful git branching model. Git flow isn't absolutely necessary to work with git, but it does a good job at organizing the work on branches.

Something I couldn't understand, reading the documentation is: When a feature branch is finished, the branch is merged into the develop branch. Then the feature branch is deleted. What if I want want to re-open the feature branch later?

Hi! My name is Frederic Filosa. I'm an independent (freelance) software engineer living in Tokyo, Japan. I'm passionate about technology and programming. As the first post of this blog, I'd like to present a non exhaustive list of what you'll find here.