Good friend of mine begun some time ago bloging on programming, mostly about Groovy. If you are interested in this technology and want to read and tips and tricks of a professional (not only) Groovy developer you should subscribe to blog.burningice.pl RSS. I am sure you will find interesting postings there.

At this moment about 98% of visitors quit this page immediately. I am not surprised. One blog entry can not much attention. But if you are in remaining 2% stay a bit longer to see what’s my background and about what I would like to write here.

I currently work on implementing some parts of Scrum software development process, particularly testing and quality assurance in tuenti.com, probably the biggest social network in Spain. Before I’ve been holding PM position in one of Polish outsourcing companies, kreolabs.com. I am also a bit involved in some open source projects, but I do not work on any on regular basis. And I’m often pissed off about tons of things about software development: the process, people management, architecture, code quality, implementing Dilbert stories. If you want to read about my thoughts about it come back soon. I’ll have lot of fun but also I’ll read about interesting problems I am fighting with and solutions of some of them.

See you soon.

Do you remember this famous quote from Frankenstein (1931) directed by James Whale? If not rent a DVD and hear hysterical scream of Henry Frankenstein, who has realised that the monster is moving. I feel pretty the same. My blog is back alive.

I’ve stopped working on my site about year and a half ago, mostly due to problems I had with CMS I used to use. Finally I’ve managed to devote some of my spare time to write my own tiny blog engine (yes, I plan to develop it and add all missing features of typical blogs). Why do I need a blog and why you may read it? Well, I think you’ll be interested in my thought about web based software development, project management and my other professional activities. I had a chance to work on few interesting projects and meet even more interesting people and I would like to share experience and knowledge I have. So, please come back soon and see if my judgement of myself is good or not. And forgive my my English – it’s not my mother tongue.

See you soon

Wojtek

P.S. Looking for a CMS? Stay away from Joomla. I still run one website based on Joomla. It’s my daily dose of pure pain.