The Remote Engineer's Playbook: From Digital Dojo to Virtual Team Building
Mastering the skills to succeed in remote work without missing a beat in the office
Distilled thoughts from the tech industry and literature
Mastering the skills to succeed in remote work without missing a beat in the office
Scaling the Heights of Impact: A guide for software engineers and the leads who inspire them
Unraveling the art of making complexity understandable
Some ideas for your first steps
How self-interest can undermine a group's outcome
'I would do it but I'm not feeling motivated right now'. How often do you feel like that?
Book collections on Software Engineering, DevOps, Architecture and Management.
Learn how to avoid double writes, a common pitfall of microservices design
More than enough resources to keep you happily busy in 2019
A motivational discussion with wonderful career advice for technology professionals
Get started with building and deploying containerized Java microservices on Microsoft Azure with Docker and Kubernetes
spoiler: DevOps to the rescue
Making the «right» choice is not as important as you think
Slack time is vital to growth
Level-up your architecture skills!
What do we mean by resiliency, why is it so important for cloud systems, and what is it primarily based upon?
The Not Invented Here syndrome is a disease for the software industry. Learn how to spot it and prevent it.
3+1 root causes of high code churn that can kill your project
Is it all about fast results? What's your true role as an engineer?
Here's a few recommendations from my personal backlog
Why are we so confused about this?
Another metaphor about professionalism in software development
A metaphor about professionalism in software development
Apply modern Building techniques to any version of ASP.NET
'Blending ASP.NET MVC with Angular' post series
Knowing when to act is equally important to knowing when not to
No matter what your reasons are for pursuing a master's degree, here's how to make the most out of it.
On November the 2nd, I had the honor of being a guest speaker at the National College of Ireland
Keeping classes small and focused is key for eliminating both technical debt and numerous code smells
I must admit that I used to be a bit territorial about my code, but not anymore, and let me tell you why.
Grab the wallpaper version
Geoff provides an excellent starting point for creating sound and maintainable cloud architectures.
Rewiring the world from Edison to Google
A classic management joke that never gets old
Even the best idea can be doomed from day one if the entrepreneur is not familiar with a suitable process needed to turn that idea into a successful company.
A bookmark collection of tools I have used over the previous years while developing web applications.