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View allAn Introduction to Release Engineering
Release engineering is one of those roles I didn't even know existed.
But when the opportunity came to
An Introduction to Infrastructure as Code with Terraform
Imagine this, it's a Tuesday, you've just finished developing a feature, it passed all the checks,
An Introduction to Internal Developer Platforms
These days, developers have a lot of cognitive load.
You’re not just writing code, you’re playing around with
An Introduction to Site Reliability Engineering
A lot of software engineers forget why their software is successful. (or why it's not).
The #1 reason
Load Balancing in Kubernetes: A Step-by-Step Guide
Load balancing is the process of distributing network traffic equally over a set of resources that support an application.
Modern
Designing Developer Friendly Self-Service Platforms
Imagine that you're a DevOps developer.
Everyone keeps asking you to do something.
"Hey, can you help
An Introduction to DORA Metrics
Why should we care about metrics?
Because it tells us whether we are moving forward or backwards.
In the world
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View allWorking Effectively with Legacy Code: Chapter 9 Summary
Back at it again, this week we will cover chapter 9 of the book titled "I can't
Working Effectively with Legacy Code: Chapter 8 Summary
In legacy code, one of the most important considerations is that we don't have
tests around much of
Working Effectively with Legacy Code: Chapter 7 Summary
How long does it take for you to make a change?
If I ask this to 100 different people, I
Working Effectively with Legacy Code: Chapter 6 Summary
You might ask me?
Is doing all this additional work worth it?
Do I need to test all my code?
Working Effectively with Legacy Code: Chapters 4 and 5 Summary
When people first start writing tests, they will notice how horrible code is
structured for them.
In general, this is
Working Effectively with Legacy Code: Chapter 3 Summary
In the last chapter, we covered the refactoring process.
We declared that the most important step in refactoring is testing.
Working Effectively with Legacy Code: Chapter 2 Summary
In this chapter, we will cover the different ways changes happen in our system.
In general, there are two ways:
Legacy Code
View allWorking Effectively with Legacy Code: Chapter 9 Summary
Back at it again, this week we will cover chapter 9 of the book titled "I can't
Working Effectively with Legacy Code: Chapter 8 Summary
In legacy code, one of the most important considerations is that we don't have
tests around much of
Working Effectively with Legacy Code: Chapter 7 Summary
How long does it take for you to make a change?
If I ask this to 100 different people, I
Working Effectively with Legacy Code: Chapter 6 Summary
You might ask me?
Is doing all this additional work worth it?
Do I need to test all my code?
Working Effectively with Legacy Code: Chapters 4 and 5 Summary
When people first start writing tests, they will notice how horrible code is
structured for them.
In general, this is
Working Effectively with Legacy Code: Chapter 3 Summary
In the last chapter, we covered the refactoring process.
We declared that the most important step in refactoring is testing.
Working Effectively with Legacy Code: Chapter 2 Summary
In this chapter, we will cover the different ways changes happen in our system.
In general, there are two ways: