Dirty Thieving B*st*rd
Yesterday at work I was having a pleasant few minutes chat with Nadeem over coffee – a break from refactoring our acceptance test suite and we go talking about Gordon Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares. A subject close to my heart as a when Ramsay first started doing Kitchen Nightmares a colleague compared him to me, while reviewing code.
Like Ramsay I am passionately against over complicated things and that sometimes means I come across a little strong.
Anyway, we finished up with me saying that I was going to blog about it, so what do I find when FeedReader opens up this morning?
Very nicely written Nad.
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