The coffee, the book, the weekend - what else?
- #BookOfTheMonth:
Beyond Software Architecture: Creating and Sustaining Winning Solutions
- Software Architecture
- Kubernetes And Kernel Panics
Learn how Netflix’s container platform connects Linux kernel panics to kubernetes pods? - How DoorDash Rearchitected its Cache to Improve Scalability and Performance
How can a new cache system improve scalability and safety across all services while also making it simple for teams to adopt a cache when necessary to improve performance? - The Split-Brain Phenomenon: A Distributed Systems Dilemma #PickOfTheWeek
The Split-Brain problem is a formidable challenge in the world of distributed systems, posing a significant threat to data consistency, system integrity, and reliability.
- Kubernetes And Kernel Panics
- Software Development
- Think Like a Data Scientist: The Importance of Building a Data-Driven Company Culture
Unless staff at every level grasp the power of data and have the skills to wield it properly, it becomes a wasted resource. That’s why organizations should focus on creating a culture of data. - Announcing Apache Flink 1.18
The Apache Flink PMC is pleased to announce the release of Apache Flink 1.18.0. Let's look at a packed release with a wide variety of improvements and new features. - Apache Kafka Cheatsheet
Let’s dive into the world of Apache Kafka and unlock the power of real-time data streaming for your projects and applications. - Hibernate Soft Delete: @SoftDelete Example
In most applications, there is always a requirement to soft delete some part of data, rather than purging from the system completely. Learn how to use Hibernate @SoftDelete annotation to achieve it. - The "Hockey Stick" Problem #PickOfTheWeek
A successful project requires a strong bond of trust between developers and stakeholders. In the article, you will find some of the lessons the author learned in fostering this trust.
- Think Like a Data Scientist: The Importance of Building a Data-Driven Company Culture
- Clean Code
- Embracing the Strangler Fig pattern for legacy modernization (Part Two)
In this article, you will learn how to overcome people and process challenges related to the strangler fig pattern. - Embracing the Strangler Fig pattern for legacy modernization (Part Three)
In this article, you will learn how to overcome technology challenges related to the strangler fig pattern. - Decoupling domains with the Observer pattern #PickOfTheWeek
In this article, the author looks at an alternative approach to API design that potentially minimizes the risk of tight-coupling: the Observer pattern.
- Embracing the Strangler Fig pattern for legacy modernization (Part Two)
- Testing
- Include Only Relevant Details In Tests
A good test should include only details relevant to the test, while hiding noise.
- Include Only Relevant Details In Tests
- Agile
- Six Steps to Higher Team Performance #PickOfTheWeek
How your team structures its work can have a huge impact on performance. Use the infographics from the article to lead a conversation on how to work more effectively.
- Six Steps to Higher Team Performance #PickOfTheWeek
- Leadership
- 3 conditional statements smart people never say
Conditional statements stand between you and the life you hope to enjoy. Do your best to avoid the one explained in the article. - Improve Your Positive Influence: Eliminate Common Obstacles #PickOfTheWeek
We all have the potential to have a lot more influence if we address the common obstacles that interfere with achieving our influence attempts.
- 3 conditional statements smart people never say
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