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.
Dealing with technical configuration of your apps may be tricky. In a simple case you just slap a text file or two and there's no harm done, but once your solution gets more & more complex, all those pesky files get really cumbersone: * keeping the content of them...
Shortening delivery cycle and improving the overall delivery pipeline gets more & more love nowadays. Delivering value more frequently, in a more predictable manner, while remaining truly transparent - who could resist that? That's why 'DevOps' & 'Continuous Delivery' are trending that high in...
This topic gets more & more popular these days - many people on the internet discuss agile methods adoption on Enterprises, words Agile & Scrum finally got their buzzword rank - corporate people still don't understand what really stands behind those words, but they want to bring them...
So, you've got a lot of JavaScript code and you've decided to give it some structure - extract & encapsulate modules, set up some dependencies. Most likely you've seen require.js [http://requirejs.org/] already (or some kind of equivalent) and you love it....
Majority of my co-workers and acquaintances associate me (and my professional work) with the .NET stack. This association is so strong that when I tell them about my recent works with Scala/Akka, they think I'm nuts (or close to): > What's the point of learning...
Reactive applications. Scalable & responsive. Resilient & fault-tolerant. Event-driven & asynchronuous. The benefits of RAs are well and commonly known (if you're not up-to-date, make sure you get yourself familiar with Reactive Manifesto: start with the following link [http://www.reactivemanifesto.org/#reactive-applications]), but it's not...