Uncle Bob's Clean Architecture keeps your application flexible, testable, and highlights its use cases. But there is a cost: No idiomatic framework usage! Welcome to the fifth installment of little architecture series! So far we have covered layers, hexagons, onions, and features. Today, we’ll look at a close friend of all four – Uncle Bob’s Clean Architecture, initially introduced here. … Continue reading Clean Architecture Is Screaming
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Vertical vs Horizontal Approaches
In the light of delivering outcomes, we should consider the respective merits of horizontal and vertical approaches. The more common (and not necessarily incorrect) approach is to slice a problem horizontally and build layers to a stack based on objectives with clear left and right parameters. This not meant to imply that there is a … Continue reading Vertical vs Horizontal Approaches
The Mythical Man-Month: Essays on Software Engineering
Tác giả: Dương Trọng Tấn Năm 1995, trong lời bạt cho lần tái bản kỉ niệm 20 năm xuất bản “The Mythical Man-Month”, tác giả Fred Brooks khẳng định những nhận định cơ bản trong cuốn sách vẫn còn nguyên tính thời sự. Hơn một thập kỉ sau, Mary Poppendieck nhắc lại “Một cuốn sách … Continue reading The Mythical Man-Month: Essays on Software Engineering
The Solution to Technical Debt
From http://blog.crisp.se/2013/07/12/henrikkniberg/the-solution-to-technical-debt By Henrik Kniberg (related article: Good and Bad Technical Debt – and how TDD helps) (Translations: Russian) Are you in a software development team, trying to be agile? Next time the team gets together, ask: How do we feel about the quality of our code? Everyone rates it on a scale of 1-5, where 5 … Continue reading The Solution to Technical Debt
Transforming Leadership 