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- By Sandro Mancuso
- Posted 01 Nov 2015
Practicing Well-Crafted Design
Katas are great, but not enough. In the past year I’ve been trying to find ways to teach our craftsmen and apprentices how to design software. Although we could discuss good design principles, it was very difficult to find a way to practice them. Katas...
- By Ana Nogal
- Posted 26 Oct 2015
Talk to the business
Almost a month ago, I did this amazing course at SkillsMatter: "Eric Evans Domain Driven Design Immersion Workshop". The course was very intensive and provided me with the opportunity to reinforce a lot of concepts I already knew as well as learn a few more....
- By Felipe Fernández
- Posted 22 Oct 2015
Transcending REST and RPC
It seems that a new paradigm is coming. Facebook and Netflix have come up with different implementations for that idea. Some people are calling it Demand-Driven Architecture, but before I show you some solutions, let's go over some history to understand the problem. I will...
- By Sandro Mancuso
- Posted 29 Sep 2015
Code review: Why are we doing it?
Developers across many organisations adopted code reviews as one of their core practices. Although that sounds like a very reasonable thing to do, over time the goal that led to the adoption of the practice is forgotten and the only thing left is the mindless...
- By Mashooq Badar
- Posted 14 Sep 2015
Clojure (Prismatic) Schemas are Swagger
Recently, I decided to include Swagger documentation to our time sheet application. Although Swagger provides tools to help clients integrate with your REST API the most powerful feature, in my opinion, is that it acts as "living documentation" for the API. Adding Swagger to my...
- By Sandro Mancuso
- Posted 10 Sep 2015
Interview with Sandro Mancuso - Software Craftsmanship
Thinking of code as a beautiful work of art is a mistake. But at the same time we need to start seeing coding as a genuine skill that deserves professional recognition, says leading Software Craftsmanship advocate and JAX London speaker Sandro Mancuso. This interview was...
- By Franziska Sauerwein
- Posted 26 Aug 2015
My first walking skeleton
A Walking Skeleton is a tiny implementation of the system that performs a small end-to-end function. It need not use the final architecture, but it should link together the main architectural components. The architecture and the functionality can then evolve in parallel. Alistair Cockburn One...
- By Ana Nogal
- Posted 18 Aug 2015
How katas can help you learn
In the last couple of weeks I have spent my time doing katas to improve my Objective-C. As you may remember, I had an issue, that you can revisit here. I've learned a lot from other katas too: for instance the RomanNumerals kata... You'd may...
- By Sandro Mancuso
- Posted 17 Aug 2015
Increasing complexity one entity at a time
While working on one of our internal tools, I decided to make a small comprise and not follow my own advice. We are building a mini CRM tool and the initial requirements were: Maintain information about the companies we are dealing with; Maintain a list...
- By Mashooq Badar
- Posted 15 Aug 2015
Appropriate Rigour
There are many metaphors to software development that make sense within different contexts but not others. When we talk about craftsmanship as a metaphor we are referring to the attitudes that the craftsman embodies in terms of dedication to customer satisfaction, quality and endless pursuit...
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