In a recent article I explained why I think we should all be Domain Driven.I get some interesting feedbacks on the “business sucks” syndrome. Indeed in this previous article my point was to make technical teams aware of the necessity for business to change in order to constantly fit its […]
Do you know the “I talk about it so often that I believe I already wrote a blog post about it” effect? It happens when you talk about something so often that you are sure to have a blog post somewhere to explain it more deeply 😉 It happens to […]
Believe it nor not, one of the main reasons why software exists is to help companies to make money. These companies earn money because they have a business. Usually they sell something to customers, in order to solve a problem for them. A software developer that doesn’t care about the […]
“Confronting and solving problems is a painful process which most of us attempt to avoid. And the very avoidance results in greater pain and inability to grow both mentally and spiritually”. Does it remember you something? Root cause analysis, Domain Driven Design and so many practices in IT are about […]
I like to read technical blogs. I do it daily since a few years now, and I really enjoy the way in which this community is sharing in order to improve. I would argue that it’s an efficient way to raise the bar of the software industry. There is one […]
You know this feeling when something that should take an hour finally take a day? That’s what happens to me when I tried to move my database from ClearDb (because it’s no longer included in the MSDN subscription). I wanted to use the free MySQL in App instance instead, and I […]
The more I work using Domain Driven Design in my daily job, the more I face how hard it is to teach. What’s the matter here? Why is DDD so often misunderstood? Of course, we can just consider that it’s a complex thing, hence requiring lots of knowledge and practices […]
If you want lots of reaction when you tweet, a sure recipe is to talk about Object Oriented Programming (OOP) vs Functional Programming (FP). Let’s throw the cat among the pigeons, with another blog post on the Internet giving personal perspective on OOP vs FP. I’m far from being a […]
This book is the second-best seller by Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson. I’ve already commented the first one. It was basically one of the most pleasant reading experience I had so far, in terms of presentation. Knowing that they have written a book about remote working, I had it […]
An interesting discussion including Yannick Grenzinger, Romeu Moura and Daniel Gonçalves has recently happened on Twitter. Thanks mates for the respectful and enlightening exchange. It started from this: The first objection was from Yannick Grenzinger: Which, as Daniel Gonçalves noticed, resonates a lot with an older tweet from Nicole Rauch: I […]