Vibey Artisan Or Cold Robot: How Much Engineering Does Your Software Really Need?
A recurring question in software engineering leadership is: how much process does your engineering team actually need?
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8 Annoying Bugs of Software Architecture
For some reason I remembered the Dangerous Animals of Product Management today and kept wondering what a similar concept would look like for software architecture/architects. That prompted a whole sequence of memories from my previous roles, where I had to deal with multiple, sometimes great, sometimes annoying software architects. Going...
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Unmasking Overlooked Essentials: Simplicity, Cost, and Team Compatibility in Software Architecture
Designing software architectures is a widely covered topic by now, from lengthy books to quick Youtube videos and Medium posts. The process usually looks like this:
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The Architectural Thinking Behind Full Stack Serverless
I created this presentation to provide a short introduction and overview of the interest of full stack serverless architectures over classic self-managed self-hosted ones. It discusses the tradeoffs and some fallacies.
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Introduction To DevOps
I created this presentation to provide a short introduction and overview of resources to learn more about DevOps.
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Software Engineering: why it is more than coding, and why it is necessary
I just created this presentation to summarize software engineering’s motivations and practice areas.
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Building A Gaming PC For Absolute N00bs In 2019
Being a Software Engineer, I have always known all there is to know about software, UI, OS tweaks, and all that fun stuff. I only worried about hardware when it came to minimum requirements to run games or other tools.
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Deployment and Operations for Software Engineers
Happy to receive my copy of Len Bass and John Klein’s new book, “Deployment and Operations for Software Engineers”, which I had the pleasure of reviewing prior to publication.
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