- Software Development
- How Effective Abstractions Are Opinionated #PickOfTheWeek
Every software system is built on top of a towering stack of abstractions. It’s an unavoidable arrangement if we ever want to deliver working software. - Understanding Test Driven Development for Successful App Releases
Let’s take a closer look at the important phases of the Test Driven Development process. - Everyone Should Learn Ethereum
Ethereum combines concepts and ideas from distributed systems and cryptography to create a system unlike any other: a distributed, singleton “world computer.” - Data Race Patterns in Go #PickOfTheWeek
Various data race patterns Uber found in their Go programs. - Your Complete Guide to Cloud Software Development
In the article, the author discusses the different kinds of cloud models, the advantages and main features of cloud computing, and what all of these mean for software developers.
- How Effective Abstractions Are Opinionated #PickOfTheWeek
- Testing
- Load Testing Using Postman
In the tutorial author shows how to use Postman collections to perform a simple load testing activity.
- Load Testing Using Postman
- JVM, Libraries
- JVM c1, c2 compiler thread – high CPU consumption? #PickOfTheWeek
What c1, c2 compiler threads are and how to address their high CPU consumption? - Sequence naming strategies in Hibernate 6
Hibernate 6 introduced a new configuration parameter and an interface to define the implicit naming strategy for database sequences and tables.
- JVM c1, c2 compiler thread – high CPU consumption? #PickOfTheWeek
- Growth
- Developer Side Hustle: Convert Learnings Into Earnings
Developers are always learning, but they may not know how to turn that knowledge into more significant earnings.
- Developer Side Hustle: Convert Learnings Into Earnings
- Fun
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- Clean Architecture online course (Polish) - I show practial usage of Hexagonal Architecture, Domain-Driven Design, Test-Driven Development and many, many more.
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