#TypeSpec keeps coming up. I believe in sharing an API contract in interface definition language (IDL) and using generators to render client and server side. https://t.co/bQcE4vXZD2
@_JamesWard Coroutines in a Spring reactive stack is a huge win over long chains of Java calls passing down the context.. but with virtual threads, reactive streams API seems obsolete.
"Disagree, Debate, and Commit" is one of the values that resonate w/ me lot. Folks typically don't like to be challenged and mistaken this w/ ill intetion.
If you choose to create incentives (broadly defined—money, status, promotion, autonomy) around measures, know that you will never again receive accurate data. https://t.co/iO63SSdxrt
Java Tip 💡
How do you generate data in your unit tests? You can use Instancio (https://t.co/GxZVSwxQj3) for that. It is a library for instantiating and populating objects with random data and aims to reduce lines of code spent on manual data setup.
🏷️ #java#tests#junit
I’m a big fan of @codeopinion content on YouTube. Derek’s video on service boundaries pretty much sums up my journey in event-driven world. Great stuff! https://t.co/Njgs6o8Rq5
Hide Unfinished Functionality is probably the most straightforward practice to adopt. It is perfectly acceptable to have unfinished functionality sitting in production. #yesplease
This 1944 CIA memo, on how to infiltrate an organisation and make it dysfunctional, is amazing.
Worth framing in the coffee room of every company.
ht @esportslaw
As a developer, your day is made up of endless blockers and bureaucracy. It is not just one thing; it is many. This is akin to death by a 1,000 cuts. https://t.co/FcrQMUujrR