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.
> Disclaimer: My notepad is full of various, sketchy, cryptic scribblings I find interesting or important, but none of them would make a good, separate blog post (at least for now). That's why I've decided to bundle them up once in a while (let's...
> TL;DR Domain events aren't just a fad, aimed to force asynchronous communication for the sake of being more "reactive" - this is an underappreciated modelling pattern that helps in putting a clear separation between what is the precisely defined business logic & what is...
> TLDR If you're into software craftsmanship, you live in Poland & you're about to attend just one industry-specific conference this year, DevConf 2017 is probably the best choice you can make. I'm not really into turning blog posts into favours. Neither for colleagues,...
> TL;DR These days everyone knows that servers are supposed to be more like cattle than pets. But the same principle applies to the code - caressing it & endlessly tuning it according to completely subjective, quasi-aesthetic criteria is one of the most often committed sins of today'...
> TL;DR Decomposition of functional requirements into atomic User Stories doesn't mean that activity of elaborate design is redundant - there's always a need of shaping the system's conceptual model: usually at various levels of detail (for different reader categories) & taking into...
> TL;DR Thank you for reading my blog posts through all these years, this is the post number 500 (!) & the good thing is that I still enjoy writing, so I guess you can expect some more from me. What is 500 and rising? My blog post counter. Yes,...
