Parallel Change is a technique you can apply on many levels, from extracting a variable all the way to deploying a new version of your product, that allows you to safely implement changes without breaking existing code. In this video we describe what it is, what are the steps, and show an example. Links:
Does functional programming promote modular architecture? Do functional programming concepts lead to lower coupling and higher changeability? And what are some architectural patterns that use functional programming concepts? These are a few questions we answer in this video, using as inspiration two articles: Let us know in the comments if you have any questions or
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In a recent Twitter thread, Dave Anderson (ex GM and Tech Director at Amazon) has proposed a list of 10 commandments for legacy code. Do we agree with them? Watch this video to find out. Here’s the link to the thread: https://twitter.com/scarletinked/status/1645426515000139776?t=PpKqiMMEG-OVca2y0He5ow&s=09.
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Not long ago, one of my colleaques asked me what is the way that helps me more to learn. My quick answer was “Through stories”. I was sure about it because I have an experience to confirm it. This experience was the talk that Rebecca Wirfs-Brock have given last year at I TAKE Unconference. It
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Pair-programming and ping-pong game have something in common. Adrian Bolboaca, our trainer and coach, tells us about that on his blog. But being so interesting, he lets us to publish it here, as well. Purposes Learn pair-programming easier Force the “know-it-all” programmer to see other ways of writing code Force the “know-it-all” programmer to collaborate
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