Software Development
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Test coverage decreased and it is good (short, read)
Synchronicity concept of Carl Gustav Jung says that events are “meaningful coincidences” if they occur with no causal relationship yet…
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Talking Around Your Docs
We don’t write comments. The code is self documenting. The people who say that they don’t write comments are 95%…
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The Modern Developer, Part 3: Development
Current go-to methodologies when developing software are agile-based (e.g., scrum). Work is done in increments between one and six weeks…
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The Modern Developer, Part 2: Design
Designing a system’s architecture is recognized as one of the most important parts of software development—hence, it’s usually done by…
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The Modern Developer Part 1: Planning and Analysis
When it comes to product development, is code the first thing that’s done? When are the features defined and the…
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The Three Stages of Knowledge
In software development, knowing how to do things seems to fall into three stages. Ok… let’s pretend it does, it’s…
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Inverting Functions: Effect Thread binding for Stateless Actors
Functional programming can be perceived as “hard”. Yes, spend time with it and it gets simpler and the benefits make…
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MEAN vs. LAMP: How To Choose the Right Tech Stack
The MEAN vs. LAMP argument on the internet came to my attention recently when I was discussing technology stack with…
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Convenient pushing new Git branch to remote repository – Git Tricks #3
Publishing a newly created Git branch to a remote repository can be easier than you might expect. Introduction It is…
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