Software Development
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Solving the EULA problem
Everyone recognizes the situation. Some piece of software has released an update, or you are installing it for the first…
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My walk through the Git book
I’ve been experimenting with git for about the last year, but most of the work I did with it so…
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Blind spot of software development methodologies
There is a trend of rise and fall of different software development methodologies. There is also a lot of discussion…
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The Rise of the Front End Developers
In any web development company, there exists two different worlds; well there are more, but we’ll just focus on –…
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Effective Unit Testing – Not All Code is Created Equal
Unit Testing is one of the most adopted methodologies for high quality code. Its contribution to a more stable, independent…
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Send A Relevant Dilbert Strip To Your Boss
The Dilbert comics is just 2 years younger than me, which means there are thousands of strips. Most of them…
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Sharding system architecture: Several things you may need know
[Introduction] Some of you may wondering what’s sharding? If you don’t know the concept, please read the link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shard_(database_architecture). It’s…
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Domain-Driven Design Using Naked Objects
I just had a chance to read a newly released book, ‘Domain-Driven Design Using Naked Objects’ by Dan Haywood [http://www.pragprog.com/titles/dhnako]…
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Public key infrastructure
Some time ago I was asked to create presentation for my colleagues which describes Public Key Infrastructure, its components, functions,…
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