Recent Posts
8 signs that your architecture is causing your developers to stumble over each other
In this third post of the series, I’ll share my perspective on how architectural constraints and decisions can hamper productivity.
Fluent Assertions 6.0, the biggest release ever
Now, after two alphas and three betas, it’s time to let Fluent Assertions 6 enter the real-world. Let me provide you with the highlights of this release.
12 opportunities to improve the productivity of your development teams
In this second post of the series, I’ll discuss the opportunities organizations miss to improve the productivity of their teams.
8 signals that you don’t control your technical complexity
In this first post of a series, I’d like to focus on the challenges companies are facing while controlling their technical complexity.
A recipe for gradually migrating from CRUD to Event Sourcing
if you need Event Sourcing, and you have an existing, more traditional (a.k.a. CRUD) application, there are roughly three strategies you can follow.
SonarQube for mixed .NET and JavaScript/TypeScript projects
SonarQube always had a bad reputation when it comes to repositories that contain both the front-end as well as the back-end code. Here are two approaches.