Adam Barr

Adam Barr is a computer programmer and author, primarily known for his contributions to software development and his writing on the software industry. He worked at Microsoft for over two decades, contributing to various projects including Windows and Internet Explorer.

Barr is also recognized for his critical analysis of common coding practices and software development methodologies. He is the author of "Proudly Serving My Corporate Masters," a satirical book that offers a humorous yet insightful look at the realities of working within large software companies. The book examines workplace dynamics, project management challenges, and the sometimes absurd nature of corporate life in the tech sector.

His writing style is characterized by wit and a pragmatic approach to software engineering. He offers opinions on software design, testing, and the overall development process, often challenging conventional wisdom and advocating for simpler, more effective solutions.