Link Dump #81

I know there is no need to have a reason to read, but did you know that reading makes you smarter ;P

How to make good programming decisions?

Recently I read a great book - "Software Mistakes and Tradeoffs: How to make good programming decisions" by Tomasz Lelek and Jon Skeet. 

I like the idea, the structure, and all the suggestions the authors shared with us. 

The book describes various problems we may face during daily work, how to tackle them, and how to decide which solution brings us the most benefits.

Link Dump #80

New season begins and a new portion of articles worth reading is here :)

Link Dump #79

Do you know what time it is? It's time for the next thing to read!

What is the difference between Document, Event and Command?

What should you use when designing communication between services? When to use Document, Event, and when Command? What are the differences and similarities between them?

 
In this post, I will share a few things that may help you make a good decision.

Link Dump #78

Do you know this great feeling when you simply must read one more page?

You can't stop degradation

There are a lot of patterns, techniques, and approaches that help to write understandable code and build an architecture possible to change. 

The difficult aspect of development is the fact that whatever you will do, the code and the architecture will degrade. 

The question is, why regardless of tries and efforts we cannot change that? 

Link Dump #77

Cheers to all of you who find a time for reading: