Imagine your team just deployed an amazing todo list app. A month later, another team in your company wants to run your todo app within their invoice app.
So now you need to run your todo app in two spots:
After over 6 months of preparation, research, writing, and recording, “Building Applications in React and Redux in ES6” just published on Pluralsight! This isn’t merely an introduction to Redux. This is a comprehensive exploration of building a real … Read on...
When working with RequireJS, you’re likely to run across two modules that need to reference each other. When you create a circular reference using the standard RequireJS define statement on both sides, the module that’s loaded last fails and is … Read on...
A friend of mine brought up a common struggle for many software developers, particularly independent consultants:
… Read on...How do you influence your clients to demand their apps have effective unit and integration test coverage? Quality is a tough sell because the
Imagine you’re dropped in a new position with no one there to help provide a smooth knowledge transition. It’s like being dropped right out of the sky. That’s exactly how a new software architect felt who reached out to me … Read on...
In previous parts of this series, we outlined a simple two step process for being a lean software architect:
In part one of this series, we outlined some … Read on...
In part one of this series, we outlined some specific examples of complexities that today’s software architects may consider. And we considered how each potential complexity must be justified because each “best practice” has a corresponding context. Finally, we outlined … Read on...
An architect’s job is to manage complexity, not increase it. Yet the developer life is filled with jargon, acronyms, and seemingly infinite choices. So how do we know when complexity makes sense? And what is complexity in the first place?… Read on...
