This is a feed of links I've run across and found interesting or noteworthy. The images, content and opinions in them are owned by their respective authors.
Discover how Golden Paths revolutionize software development in this episode of Opinionated Infrastructure. Unveiling the challenges faced by the industry, J...
You've built an amazing new platform, so why aren't your developers using it? In this talk we'll explore the common pitfalls when building an Internal Developer Platform (IDP) and how a platform-as-a-product approach can help you build something your users will love.
The tech we have today is amazing, but it can also be complex. This talk reflects on two decades of building complex distributed systems, highlighting where ...
As a small team there is a lot of leverage to be gained from using cloud native projects, but the task might seem daunting and something that you need to hav...
Platform users stand on the proverbial shoulders of giants as they benefit from higher-level abstractions, reduced cognitive load, and lower friction. What i...
Dive into the world of .NET unit tests with this comprehensive guide. Understand the qualities of effective unit tests, and explore the best naming conventions that make your test code readable and maintainable.
Microservices come with promises of scalability, reliability, and autonomy. But if everything is so rosy, how come the only success stories we hear about are...
Microsoft Orleans is the future of building distributed applications on the C# and .NET stack and you don't need to worry about building a grand microservice...
In 2013 the Reactive Manifesto was published, establishing a set of properties for modern systems: responsive, resilient, elastic and message driven. In 2020...
I'm one of a number of folks who are actively questioning the conventional wisdom of Hexagonal Architecture approaches. If you're interested in all the things I think are wrong with the way that enterprise software is built today, you can check out my talk from NDC Oslo this summer (as I suffer through an Austin summer and blissfully remember the feeling of actually wanting a jacket on outside):