but rather the systems that combine people organization with technical solutions, which is called social technical systems. I am talking with Yevgen Nebesov - a system architect - about design of such systems https://t.co/ztKackrEQR
The system design is pretty clear. You've got the requirements, understand the patterns, the tactics you want to apply, and then design the system. And get it into production. However, what if we we don't need to design technical systems, 👇
Had an insightful discussion with Avraham Poupko on the art of decision-making in software architecture. From balancing risks to embracing new tech, it's all about making informed choices. Hear us out!
https://t.co/PkmgaRUP2v #SoftwareArchitecture#DecisionMaking#TechPodcasts
15 years ago I installed OpenSuSe on my desktop. I was constantly fighting with drivers, monitor resolution, audio drivers. Then I got mad and installed Windows, and things got better immediately. However
Several months ago I conducted a live stream on the reasons why engineers are not growing beyond middle/senior positions. Today I am sharing an edited version for better experience. Watch with attention! Link in the twit below👇
@NikkiSiapno Prepared statements indeed is the most straightforward to get rid of sql injections, but boy, do many developers skip it.
Btw, I am running a newsletter and a YouTube channel, wanted to invite you for an interview. I sent a DM but it obviuosly got lost in spam :(
Consistency is the most difficult thing to do: once you tired or simply not in the mood, it's tempting to just skip. However great things are done through dedication.
Speaking of which, I've got a newsletter and a youtube channel, wanted to invite you for an interview. I sent you a DM but it obviusly got lost in spam. Would you mind checking?
Soft Skills are overrated! At least what @bunopus is telling me in this conversation over soft skills vs hard skills, broken job interviews and funny stories about hiring 👇