Software Development
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The Real Success Story of Microservices Architectures
We hear the benefits of microservices architectures loud and clear; we hear the constant drum beat of how/why/by all means/etc…
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R: Wimbledon – How do the seeds get on?
Continuing on with the Wimbledon data set I’ve been playing with I wanted to do some exploration on how the…
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Wikipedia’s Definition of a Software Bug Is Wrong
Here is what Wikipedia says at the time of this writing: A software bug is an error, flaw, failure, or…
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Good Programmers Write Bug-Free Code, Don’t They?
Good programmers create fewer bugs while bad programmers cause more. Sounds logical, doesn’t it? However, there is a lot of…
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MySQL vs. MongoDB: Choosing a Data Management Solution
Table Of Contents 1. Introduction 2. The dominance of RDBM systems 3. A new era of NoSQL movement 4. Tables…
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A Few Valid Reasons to Reject a Bug Fix
A bug exists when something doesn’t work as expected. A bug fix is basically a patch (a pull request) to…
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Build your own robot arm – programming
Now, that the arm is assembled it is time to take it to the next level. It is time to…
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Devoxx UK 2015 – The League of Extraordinary Developers
The third edition of Devoxx UK 2015 was in London, between 17th and 19th June. This was my first conference…
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The Prolonged Death Spiral Business Model
I recent message from a friend tells me he is putting on his parachute. He can’t take it anymore. He’s…
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