Here is our monthly selection of knowledge on programming, software testing and project management. This month you will find some interesting information and opinions about software architecture, performance testing, code reviews, Scrum sprint reviews, software requirements, user story mapping, agile coaching, IoT bugs and test automation.
Here is our monthly selection of knowledge on programming, software testing and project management. This month you will find some interesting information and opinions about Google code reviews, Agile business analysis, code coverage, scaling scrum, toxic team members, non-deterministic testing, product roadmaps, performance testing, software design, containers, software architecture, technical …
This presentation describes patterns to help you incrementally migrate from a monolith to microservices software architecture. It shares with you some key principles and a number of patterns which you can use to incrementally decompose an existing system into microservices. It covers off patterns that can work to migrate functionality …
Here is our monthly selection of knowledge on programming, software testing and project management. This month you will find some interesting information and opinions about product or feature teams, software architecture lock-in, Agile testing, team leadership, conflicts, the true nature of Agile, Scrum Master mistakes, serverless Java, test automation, exploratory …
What if you have to replace a mainframe application processing hundreds of millions of documents per day for a government agency or health-care provider? Is it possible to choose microservices and still achieve the same stability as software that has been optimized continually over a 25-year life span? What are …
Despite that fact that architects and developers know that tight coupling leads to increased complexity, we experience large object models growing out of control on an almost daily basis. In practice, this leads to performance problems and lack of transactional integrity. There are many reasons why this happens: the inherent …
