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Thoughts from two software engineers. You can filter posts by tags or by category.
Thoughts from two software engineers. You can filter posts by tags or by category.
Kubernetes won the container wars… allegedly. However, Kubernetes is still hard and causing a lot of grief.
How do you run multiple networks over the same physical network? How do virtual LANs work?
Ethernet is one of the most fundamental protocols underpinning todays internet. It is so fundamental that we often take it as granted and don’t even think about it.
I’ve talked about immutable objects in clean code before, but what exactly are they? Why do we use them?
I’ve received the same question from a fair number of people: why would you even use interfaces?
ReactJS is a workhorse of frontend development, but it doesn’t do so well in terms of S.O.L.I.D. Can we change it by adopting a classic approach?
When it comes to business applications, you need an architecture that scales well. This is my take, based on Uncle Bobs EBI.
Amazon Web Services can sometimes be a royal pain in the backside, especially because a lot of their services are not entirely feature complete. A lot of these gaps can, however, be filled with Amazon Lambda.
Why do so many developers struggle with testing? Why don’t we all have 9x% test coverage on our code?