Geek, agilista, blogger, codefella, serial reader. In the daylight - I navigate & lead software engineering. #lean #design #aws #elixir #analytics. I speak here for myself only.
It seems that my recent post about the sanctity of test environments was appreciated more than I expected, so I’ve decided to address another topic that too frequently gets misunderstood or which importance is usually neglected: The Configuration Basically, there are to two categories of configuration: * business (functional) configuration...
For at least two years our team does the projects in a lean way: we don’t do detailed planning as it doesn’t make any sense - what we do is highly unpredictable: we rarely do something we did earlier, so all the estimations (based on experience) would go to...
There’s no need for a long story here. Below you can find the description of how I make web apps these days. If you think that Visual Studio and ASP.NET MVC is all you need to make decent web apps … than you may be right - they are sufficient,...
Modern JS app frameworks / libraries that follow the SPA paradigm (static content + JS app + JSON data via XHR) have changed the way you can track your users’ activities - monitoring HTTP requests to the server is not enough as client-side routing (like the one in Backbone.js or Angular.js)...
User Interfaces have changed a lot since I’ve used a computer for the first time - text-based ones, powered with ncurses and TurboVision have been replaced by windows (forms, tforms, dialogs, whatever you prefer), we had a touch- and natural- interfaces revolution, now we have completely new design principles...
NFluent (http://n-fluent.net/) is an assertion library. Wait, there are making libraries even for asserting? Isn’t old good, built-in ‘Assert’ enough for everyone? NFluent has some nice features (expecting particular type of exception, collections and enums support), its fluent syntax is very pleasant to use, but...