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In this session, Roy looks at one of the biggest problems in technical work today: the lack of training for tech leads and architects in Leadership, people skills, and becoming change agents in organizations. Roy will also cover the ideas of Elastic Leadership and how they can be applied in many different software work situations. […]
In cloud computing, AWS Chalice has emerged as a game-changer for developers seeking to build serverless applications quickly and efficiently. Chalice is a microframework Amazon Web Services (AWS) developed that simplifies creating and deploying serverless applications on AWS Lambda. In this article, we will explore the history, features, benefits, drawbacks, and usage areas of AWS […]
In the era of cloud computing, organizations seek efficient ways to manage complex workflows and orchestrate microservices seamlessly. Amazon Web Services (AWS) Step Functions provides a powerful solution to build and execute serverless workflows using visual representations of state machines. In this article, we will explore the capabilities of AWS Step Functions, its key features, […]
You run an e-commerce platform and want to monitor the inventory levels of your products. You’d like to receive an alert when a product’s inventory drops below a certain threshold, indicating it’s time to restock. Steps to Set Up the Alert System: Step Action Details 1 Setup and Integration – Install and configure Apache Superset.– […]
Ordering food has taken a spectral turn. Ghost kitchens, also known as cloud or commissary kitchens, are rising. These are restaurants without the traditional storefront, dining room, or front-of-house staff. Instead, they exist primarily digitally, serving customers exclusively through delivery apps. While they were around before the pandemic, their popularity skyrocketed when dining rooms closed. […]
Great leaders tend to follow principles that guide how they work, organize their thoughts and plans, and lead their teams. Call it a platform, a policy, or a belief system, but most leaders have a foundational awareness of what they need to perform at their best. Principle Number Principle Description 1 Get a Wide Variety […]
Clean code is the hallmark of functional and elegant software, making it easy to read, understand, maintain, and test. In this insightful article by Klaus Haeuptle, the essence of clean code is distilled, emphasizing its importance for sustainable software development. Here’s a concise summary: The article is “Clean Code: Writing Maintainable, Readable and Testable Code.“
Rule Number Rule Description 1 Write for yourself first. During rewrites, remove anything that isn’t essential to the story. 2 Avoid passive voice. Passive voice is safe, but it’s not engaging. 3 Limit adverbs. Adverbs aren’t your friends. 4 Avoid using adverbs after “he said” and “she said.” 5 If you don’t read, you lack […]
Segment from an AT&T Bell Labs (BTL) promotional film (circa 1980s) featuring UNIX creators Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie briefly explaining the UNIX environment. In cameo roles you’ll see UNIX luminaries Greg Chesson (in the wine red shirt) and Doug McIlroy (to the foreground of Greg). Also featured is a classic ASR-33 Teletype, BLIT displays […]
Creating a Culture of Software Craftsmanship[EuroPython 2018 – Talk – 2018-07-27 – Moorfoot][Edinburgh, UK] By Keith Harrison This time it’ll be different. It’s a green field project and you’ve learned from your mistakes. You’re not going to make the same ones again. Fast forward several months and you’re in a mess. A change in one […]