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Paul Hammant's blog: Software Delivery Optimization expert, architect, coder (35 years professionally), tester, tool creator, legacy rejuvenator, senior exec, inventor, design pattern and general pioneer, pundit.

Let me help you get to Trunk-Based Development and all that: Paul Hammant Delivery Optimization

Read more about me personally: About Paul Hammant

# Last 30 Blog Entries

- October 12th, 2025 » Modern CV Technology: JSON Resume embedded in HTML
- September 18th, 2025 » Building a Secure Container Sandbox on ChromeOS for Testing Untrusted Code
- September 15th, 2025 » Starting RexxJS
- June 30th, 2025 » SwiftUI Component Testing with Appium & Test Harnesses
- June 25th, 2025 » NightWatch Component Testing and visual documentation
- June 22nd, 2025 » Selenium Component Testing and visual documentation
- June 20th, 2025 » Cypress Component Testing - Changing from Playwright for a demo repo
- June 17th, 2025 » UI Component Testing Revisited: Modern Implementation with Visual Verification
- May 23rd, 2025 » Retiring a coding challenge I have used for recruitment
- February 17th, 2025 » Another feature for the Java language
- April 12th, 2024 » Playing with Zig and thinking about its package manager
- February 14th, 2024 » That Ruby and Groovy Language Feature
- February 14th, 2024 » Redirect to Ruby & Groovy entry ^
- February 8th, 2024 » Flask and Static Files
- January 24th, 2024 » Infrastructure as Code DSLs
- May 14th, 2023 » More Syntactic Sugar For Java DSLs
- February 15th, 2023 » Collecting and Charting Multi-Module Nx Jest Coverage
- January 17th, 2023 » OCR-to-Hash: A Simple Audit Trail for Physical Documents
- August 14th, 2022 » Merkleized Public Attestations
- August 12th, 2022 » Principles of Containment in the DOM
- April 13th, 2022 » More on Depth-first recursive vs DAG build technologies
- April 8th, 2022 » Depth-first recursive vs DAG build technologies
- February 12th, 2022 » A Tech Debt balance sheet
- October 8th, 2021 » Sofware dev & delivery project guidelines
- April 5th, 2021 » Modelling Wrongheadedness
- February 19th, 2021 » Software Development Current Reality Trees Starter Pack
- February 16th, 2021 » Embedded Tweets as SVGs
- February 16th, 2021 » Buildless SFC VueJS Applications
- January 29th, 2021 » A Purpose in a Token
- January 28th, 2021 » Dagging On Maven

Go to my archive for a full list of entries going back to 2002.


# Speeches, Articles elsewhere, etc
## Conference Speaking

- OReilly’s OCSCON (Portland OR, 2004): Constructor Dependency Injection with PicoContainer - A post J2EE Nirvana (Portland, OR). My Blog Entry and Slides for the same.
- Agile India (Bangalore, 2006): TDD, Refactoring and Dependency Injection (Agile’s answer to “Big Up-Front Architecture” : BUFA) (Bangalore)
- Agile India (Bangalore, 2006): Selenium Workshop (Bangalore)
- Agile 2009 (Chicago): Selenium and JBehave : A surprisingly successful shotgun wedding (Chicago). Second link. Co-presented with Mauro Talevi.
- Perforce MERGE conference (San Francisco, Sept 2014) - Keynote session Trunk-Based Development in the Enterprise - Its Relevance and Economics
- Perforce MERGE conference (San Francisco, Sept 2014) - PANEL: Development Patterns for Continuous Delivery
- Perforce MERGE conference (San Francisco, Sept 2014) - An unrecorded Workshop on Trunk-Based Development

## Event Speaking

- June 20, 2012: The IEEE’s Austin Texas Chapter Client-Side MVC: The Next Big Thing for Enterprise Application Development. Video too.
- Apr 21, 2016: Panelist discussing "Pioneers, Settlers and Town Planners" (with Kevin Behr, and Jabe Bloom) at a Technology Workshop organizased by Hedge Fund Managzine

## DZone eZine - article syndication

- An article commissioned specifically for DZone (2012) - The Shift Towards Client-Side MVC
- DZone syndicates articles from this blog. There are more than **a hundred** of my articles syndicated, so far.

## InfoQ eZine

- May 2006: Simple JAVA and .NET SOA interoperability. Commissioned for their very first edition!

## Java Developer Journal

- Dec 2003: Inversion of Control Rocks. Duplicated here and here. The article was prettier in the print edition, which is sadly no longer available online.

## Books

- 2010: Some of my artwork from a blog entry was used in Jez Humble and Dave Farley's Continuous Delivery: Reliable Software Releases through Build, Test, and Deployment Automation.
- 2015: Some of my artwork from a blog entry was used in Jez Humble, Joanne Molesky, Barry O'Reilly's Lean Enterprise: How High Performance Organizations Innovate at Scale.
- 2020: My book on branching Trunk Based Development And Branch By Abstraction.
- 2024: My book with Luc Courage: Value Stream Mapping for Software Delivery Teams.

# Getting in touch

Email is best: paul@hammant.org

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