​​In software management, we often change our code and all these changes need to be tracked. As our projects grow, all the dependencies of the projects increase as well. If you want to make changes to your project and move forward, you need to make sure all your dependencies works with your current changes as well. We can’t move forward if these dependencies are too tight or loosely defined. This is called dependency hell.

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​​A statistical approach to explaining bad deadlines in engineering projects

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​​Being a good programmer is a mix of skills and some common sense. It is all about being pragmatic and knowing what is the solution that fits better your problem. When facing a challenge, there are some software principles that will guide you in choosing the most correct approach.

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​​We all know we won’t get very far without a code review. It improves the quality of the code and makes its structure more stable. Reviews also help programmers build relationships and work more effectively.

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​​Developers are pioneers in tech innovation, so they’re always looking ahead.

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​​The most significant problem of a code review is asynchronous ping-pong of quite difficult questions/answers. This is inefficient, but also makes people frustrated.

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​​When was the last time when you were thinking about “What’s going on with monorepos now”? Is Lerna still the best choice or just Yarn Workspaces could be enough?

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​​Probably you have an idea banging upon your head and are wondering the best way to implement it.

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​​Earlier this year, we had Andrzej Frydryszak attend a few conferences on software development. The list we compiled is a list of the most significant points the attendees of the conferences have heard. Here goes:

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​​If you don’t know who Linus Torvalds is, I will give you a short introduction: If you’re a software engineer, you should know what Linux is and I’m almost sure that you used Git at least one time. Basically, he is the mind behind these two big projects. If you want to learn more about him, you can search online, I don’t want to give more details in this article but to move on to the wisdom I learned by listening to his speeches.

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​​It’s 7:15 am and customer support is swamped. We just got featured on Good Morning America, and a whole bunch of first time customers are bumping into bugs. A customer would fill a shopping cart with items, check out, pay for the items, and then be presented with an order receipt with all the wrong items!

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​​Whether you are a full-time Indie Hacker, a Freelancer or just trying to make a side project, you need to ship and launch your product faster.

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​​Navigating the ever-changing requirements of a software project can be daunting. One proper technique to manage this complexity is using feature toggles and the Branch by Abstraction pattern.

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​​I recently read the book “Software Architecture: The Hard Parts” by Neal Ford, Mark, Richards, Pramod Sadalage & Zhamak Dehghani, and this is my review of the book.

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