A small slice of my life
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IREB and BABOK: two compasses to structure your analytical practice
Countless projects go off the rails not because of the technology, but because of something much further upstream: a need…
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BiblioCQRS — Épisode 2 : Remettre l’IA à l’école du métier (IREB)
Tag de référence : Second_IT — commit « feat: add barcode support and enhance domain logic » Dans l’épisode 1, l’IA avait…
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BiblioCQRS — Episode 1: AI doesn't know when to stop
A report on the construction of a software system using artificial intelligence — from the first prompt to the first working prototype. 🔗 Code…
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Dojo TDD — Black Box vs White Box: testing behavior or implementation?
A coding dojo is a deliberate training session: a well-defined problem, explicit constraints, and a debriefing…
Daniel Missud
Tech Lead, advocate of Craftsmanship. Passionate about IT since the age of 12.
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Born on December 6, 1964, during a rugby match, my life has always been marked by memorable moments. I spent my childhood in New Caledonia from 1972 to 1983, a period that profoundly influenced my worldview.
At the age of 12, I discovered computers thanks to my cousin's TRS-80. I studied computer science in Tours, then began my career at SAGEM (1989–1997) in C and C++, where I discovered Agile methods.
After a period as a consultant, I joined BNP Paribas in 2009. Today I am a Tech Lead and a fervent advocate of Craftsmanship.