Leave your team for a year and build your career capital
Many fear change, especially when content, but embracing it can fast-track career growth. I learned this when I got "borrowed" by another team for a year.
Archive for the category: Software Engineering
You’re not a weak developer if you don’t always show off your technical excellence
It seems that technical excellence is more satisfying for some developers than delivering customer value. This is where value streaming comes into play.
“Good enough” code is just not good enough
Striving for excellence is not just a matter of professional pride; it is necessary to prevent the endless cycle of suffering.
FinOps, WebAssembly, and AI: What are you adding to your tech stack in 2024?
We asked tech professionals what their tech stack looked like in 2023 and what they would be adding to it in 2024.
Enterprise developers: what they do, where, and how
Learn more on what, where and how enterprise developers work, share your insights and help shape developer landscape.
Kubernetes will rise, and Java will change – what else can we expect in 2024?
What are the major tech trends set to redefine the industry in 2024? Michael Cote unveils his key predictions.
The magic triangle of software development
This is a brain teaser. An idea I find useful when discussing the pros and cons of real-life use cases and features.
Edge computing in a nutshell by Erica Pisani
Explore how edge computing enhances performance by processing data closer to its source and learn about leveraging this technology for optimal performance with minimal changes from an expert in this field.
Staging environments are costly. Bugs in production are costlier.
If you think that staging environments don't bring value for their cost, you might have just worked with bad staging environments.
On the importance of RFCs in programming
Develop the right thing every time and become a 10x engineer: The art of writing RFCs.