#Microservices

Tom McLaughlin

tmclaughbos

With all the (justifiable) hate on microservices recently, I think it is important to point out that if your organization couldn’t establish the engineering processes and discipline to do them

Rick Branson

rbranson

I've always had a hard time taking the whole "agile" movement seriously given that, in my experience, velocity and agility have SO MUCH MORE to do with the software's architecture

Maciej Walkowiak 🍃

maciejwalkowiak

Thread As developers we have a tendency to project our experiences onto some general rules: static methods are bad, you must follow TDD, ORMs are shit, SQL is shit etc.

Mekka 💉💉🎉 *My Mask Protects You* Okereke

mekkaokereke

Let's suppose, hypothetically, that you work at a really large, really fast growing tech company that, um, sells things.Your company doubles in size every 3 years, but Eng team sizes

Lucas Lodeiro

lucas_lodeiro

Choosing the right tech stack is one of the most important decisions when building a software product.The ability to scale quickly depends on many factors but having the proper tech

_unwriter

_unwriter

0/ Bitcoin’s UTXO model is like functional programming. The elegance of the functional programming paradigm can bring:1. Ultimate Transaparency2. Timeless Computation3. Infinite scalabilityHere's how: 1/ The important trait of functional

Siva

sivalabs

Some folks asked me what are the resources I follow to learn @Java & @SpringBoot. So, I would like to share my favourite blogs, YouTube channels.Thread: (1/n) "This week in

Sunshine in my Code🌻

Sewagodimo_M

Would you rather, software developer's edition1. Would you rather work on a codebase with too many microservices with mismatching languages/versions OR a large monolith with unclear dependencies? 2. Would you

Evan (he/him)

e_p82

So, someone is wanting to start a dev book club at work, and unsurprisingly a few things from our least favorite uncle is making it on the suggested list.What's a

Hillel

hillelogram

Rant time! There's this concept that keeps coming up in software engineering: represent your program as a directed graph, where nodes are computations and edges are data. Technical term is

Coraline Ada Ehmke

CoralineAda

Talking about IRC days with someone, and I mentioned the bot I wrote (since migrated to slack.) I gave a talk about how she works at Strange Loop a few

hot smelly garbage™️

shortavocado

After being initially aggravated by the raise, I decided to substantially increase my position today...https://twitter.com/shortavocado/status/1311418671575846912 Unlike the Sammons, who starved the business of capital and didn't pay AN

James Ward

_JamesWard

Almost 5 years ago, amid numerous claims that Java was dying, I wrote about 10 ways we could use it better to avoid the downfall:https://www.jamesward.com/2014/12/03/java-doesnt-suck-youre-just-using-it-wrongWell, Java is not dead and

Ministry of Coding 🇮🇳

NaveenS16

M E G A T H R E A DCheck out all of my amazing threads that cover various topics like #JavaScript, #React, my favourite podcasts and many more...#100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie

Urban Software Engineer

urbnSoftwareEng

In the market for a React/JavaScript engineer role?Here’s a thread of potential questions you may encounter that you’d be wise to prepare for (applies to junior/mid-level/senior levels).#CodeNewbies “What are some

Virtual Domain-Driven Design

virtualDDD

We had a lot of great submission to #DDDDD and unfortunately, we couldn't pick them all! Here are the ones we did pick and the entire schedule you can find