Friday has come! How about some good reading before the weekend?
- Software Architecture
- No such thing as a modular monolith? #PickOfTheWeek
In this article, the author explains why there’s no such thing as a modular monolith and why the term ‘domain-oriented component architecture’ might be a better choice. - Elevating Your Code Craftsmanship: Questions and Answers #PickOfTheWeek
Recently, I shared the idea of a series of posts designed to guide you through the construction of the Training Center, utilizing a microservices architecture. I’m excited to delve a bit deeper into this topic today.
- No such thing as a modular monolith? #PickOfTheWeek
- Software Development
- No Country for No-Code #PickOfTheWeek
No matter what tools arise, knowledgeable human users will always need to understand what the tool is providing and can act as a stopgap for quality and security. - Level Up Your CI/CD: Essential Types of Automated Testing
This guide dives into the essential types of automated testing you can integrate into your CI/CD pipeline, empowering you to level up your development workflow and deliver high-quality software with confidence. - Game Theory – The Secret Weapon of Blockchain Developers
This guide will equip you with the knowledge of game theory to become a good architect of secure, sustainable, and thriving blockchain ecosystems.
- No Country for No-Code #PickOfTheWeek
- Testing
- Test Failures Should Be Actionable
When a test fails, you should be able to begin investigation with nothing more than the test’s name and its failure messages.
- Test Failures Should Be Actionable
- Languages and Libraries
- Monads in Java
In this tutorial, you’ll learn about monads, and how they can help us deal with effects. - How to Use Java Streams for Working With Data
Learn what Java Streams are and how to work with them. Get some practical examples of commonly used methods.
- Monads in Java
- Growth
- Make Learning a Part of Y #PickOfTheWeek
The authors present several techniques and tools to help you make learning part of your day-to-day development.
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