A collection of 11 posts
When we think of software architecture, we often think of aspects like the type (e.g. N-tier, onion, etc.), patterns, approaches (e.g. DDD), data-flow, resiliency, and scalability. What about business agility? How will you release updates to the system? In my...
Keeping code DRY is a great concept in writing clean code. It reminds developers to write modularized that is easier to maintain. But taking this principle outside of code, can be dangerous. Taking it to architecture, infrastructure as code, and...
A co-worker shared this blog post from the Advent calendar. It makes sense, organization complexity is the best predictor of bugs. Also also interesting, low code coverage is crucial and not enough to find bugs.
Many managers and leaders don’t often realize that it pays to work on performance - especially on the cloud. The cloud is a world where you pay for what you use. Why wouldn’t you want to use less resources so...
I get it. I too often times want to find a problem to a solution I want to use. This mindset can be dangerous, especially with system architecture.