Delivering value with automated testing
...time some code was deployed, it could take days before anybody knew if the code was working as expected. But as the UKHO started to move into a more agile...
...time some code was deployed, it could take days before anybody knew if the code was working as expected. But as the UKHO started to move into a more agile...
...out to the continental shelf edge along its entire western flank(2). In the east, the British-Irish Ice Sheet was confluent with the vast Fennoscandian Ice Sheet, with glaciers flowing from...
...Great Lakes are a series of seven lakes that connect 11 countries in and around the East African Rift. They include Lake Victoria, the second largest freshwater lake in the...
...and for cross pollination of ideas from different departments. We run a weekly 'coffee and code' drop in session where we help people learn to code. It also serves as...
...chains: the Gilbert Islands in the west, the Phoenix Islands in the centre and the Line Islands in the east. When completed, the data collection project will provide insights that...
...of?' Presenting the findings of my project at GDS The project As a software engineer at the UKHO, my day-to-day job involves solving problems all the time, but I wanted...
...and support networks that have been built up over the past few years are inspiring. Day-to-day activities are similar in many ways to the Met Office, but I also think...
...of our biggest systems to a third party. During this time, day-to-day work involved far more paperwork and projects took a lot more time and money to get done. Things...
...more, build relationships, take forward ideas, and improve. Guilds aren't anything new. Historically, they were formed by workmen such as carpenters and stonemasons, but fast-forward to today and large technology...
Our oceans are critical to so many aspects of our day-to-day lives. In the UK alone, they provide jobs for over 500,000 people, contribute more than £47 billion to the...