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 team complexity, developer burnout, blaming, tester skills, code coverage, integration testing, front end architectures and agile antipatterns.
Evolving the software architecture of legacy systems for unintended use is difficult. The architectures are not documented well, the team that built the system has often moved on, old and out-of-date code is permanently intertwined, and the technology trends of the present are dramatically different from when the system was …
Software developers keep looking to CQRS as a software architecture to boost performance. But the more I work with companies the more I discover there’s a sweet spot where Theory of Constraints, Kanban, CQRS, Domain-Driven Design, EventStorming and UX blend together to solve ‘the really real problems’. Once you’re there, …
We can think of the whole computer systems as a human body that consist of cells of various types. They can be hardware or software. When they are software units, the smaller they are, the easier it is for them to self-heal, recuperate from failures, multiply or even get destroyed …
Here is a list of software development related conferences and events on Agile project management ( Scrum, Lean, Kanban), software testing and software quality, software architecture, programming (Java, .NET, JavaScript, Ruby, Python, PHP), DevOps and databases (NoSQL, MySQL, etc.) that will take place in the coming weeks and that have …
Experience shows that architecting is not something that’s performed once, early in a project. Rather, architecting is applied over the life of the project; the architecture is grown through the delivery of a series of incremental and iterative deliveries of executable software. At each delivery, the architecture becomes more complete …
