Pair Programming for Technical job interviews
Job interviews usually suck, and checking the skills of a given applicant is notoriously difficult and rarely representable. Pair programming doesn't
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Software engineer with a huge interest in bridging the gap between domain experts and tech experts, and hopefully improving maintainability. Inspired by Domain-Driven Design & Xtreme Programming
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API First? No, thank you! Schema-first, please!
Working API-first is great, but I'd argue technological advances makes Schema-first even greater.
Are standups dead in a fully-remote team?
Are you conducting daily stand-up meetings out of obligation, or because they genuinely provide value to your team?
Code vs. Cells
Why I've Ditched Excel and Google Sheets and instead built small domain models.
Yes, IO is possible in a functional world
I love pure functions, but often meet misconceptions regarding database integrations and human input
Searching for third-party details in a microservice architecture
How do you enforce a pure domain model, while allowing clients to search for information related to, but not included in, your domain model?
Configuring Zsh to my liking
Motivation I've recently started a new job, with Pop!_OS rather than Windows (yay!). After a year without using Linux day to day, I wanted to reinstall a bunch of things, one of them being zsh, my shell of choice, with Oh My Zsh and Powerline10k. Wh...
Strongly typed Id in f#
Using a primitive type to store ids is inherently problematic. I explore the minimal way of creating a type-strong Id object in f#.
