This is the story of 30 microservices that resided in their own code repositories and that caused issues with code quality and developer productivity. It explains how to perform the Great Migration to the Monorepository and the ways in which it changed the software developers life for the better.
Based on the original concept of “97 Things Every Programmer Should Know” developed by Kevin Henley, Shirish Padalkar presents in the book “97 Things Every Programmer Should Know – Extended” 68 essays about software development that were part of the original project, but were not selected to be included in …
Watch this video for a mathematics and jargon free presentation and introduction to Deep Learning and Artificial Neural Networks!
Lean has been applied as a toolkit to fine-tune software development processes and organizational workflow, but what does it mean when we apply the practices to the detail of the code, the practices used to develop it and the people who develop it? What does Lean Code and its creation …
When we learn to code, we focus on writing features while we understand what the code is doing. When we debug, we don’t understand what our code is doing. The less we understand, the less likely it is that our usual programming mindset—the one we use for feature development—can solve …
Have you ever had a gut feeling a software development project is about to go off course but no way to validate (or invalidate) that feeling? Has your team ever been burned by an inaccurate estimate or unreasonable expectation? Have you ever wished you could peer a bit into the …
