Is there a gift economy? Or, there are more unaverted connections among us that explain how free sharing yields economical value?
Absolutely not a gift
Architecture tests
Architecture tests check that software keeps in full compliance of architecture decisions (or ADRs) after code changes were committed.
We have nothing forbidden to learn
Here I propose Continuous Change, a new methodology for creating software with only one foundational pillar: never stop challenging our code, never stop changing our software..
Entities of a different kind
According to their fundamental different features, master entities and transaction entities are defined, and a different location in the layers of an hexagonal architecture is proposed.
Global Software Architecture Summit 2019 – episode V
In this episode V in the review series of the GSAS 2019 in Barcelona, we learn what is software architecture thanks to a master class given by Mark Richards, and review two more debates.
Global Software Architecture Summit 2019 – episode IV
In this episode IV in the review series of the GSAS 2019 in Barcelona, we learn more about reactive architectures, asynchronicity, and complexity.
Global Software Architecture Summit 2019 – episode III
In this episode III in the review series of the GSAS 2019 in Barcelona, we revisit the monolith versus microservices debate again, and introduce the outstanding concept of continuous change.
Global Software Architecture Summit 2019 – review series
A review of my attendance to the Global Software Architecture Summit which took place in Barcelona this 10th of October, 2019.
Global Software Architecture Summit 2019 – episode II
In this episode II in the review series of the GSAS 2019 in Barcelona, we learned about complexity, observability, and the neverending discussion monolith vs microservices.
Global Software Architecture Summit 2019 – episode I
In this episode I in the review series of the GSAS 2019 in Barcelona, we see code repositories as theory representations, and as knowledge repositories as well.
how possible 