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.
… here comes Greg Young to prove you wrong :) We all know relational databases (RDBMSes), then we’ve learned object ones, document ones, key-value ones, etc.. Now we’re getting back to the roots to find the***functional***database aka database that supports event sourcing. What’s event sourcing?Basicly, current...
Who likes testing? Pretty much no-one does - testing usually is boring, repetitive, more a burden than the opportunity to get everlasting glory. It gets more and more painful when you proceed to maintenance releases and there’s a need to perform full regression testing of everything that was deployed...
Platform wars are about to break out again. What am I saying, they never really ceased. Well, some believed that HTML5 will be the "silver bullet" of modern client architectures that will unify the application across all platforms. Honestly, this didn’t really look convincing enough, as it...
Visual Studio 2012 and Windows 8 are already here so it was more than obvious that another tier of developer certifications will appear soon. But if you’ve assumed (like I did) that MSFT is just going to add exams as a parallel path of equivalents to the old MCTS...
The blog post I’ve found ( http://businesscraftsmanship.tumblr.com/post/31061404534/delete-scrummasters) has inspired me to think a bit about self-organizing teams and Scrum Master’s true role. If indeed a Development Team is able to self-organize, aren’t they able to self-enforce the rules of Scrum? This shouldn’...
We’re deeply in some tricky proof of concept of advertisement app architecture for web, so I don’t have any fancy post for you today, but there’s something I’d like to share: Some time ago I’ve mentioned JavaScript frameworks for MVC applications on the client-side. The...