Hey guys, I've just updated my page.
I got rid of the separate 'About Me' section and consolidated all the necessary information on the landing page – including greetings, a CV download button, a recap of my working experience, and a learning tracker.
What do you think?🤨
I've also added the Bookshelf page, where I'll mention all the great books that I highly recommend for everyone 'in IT guy' to read.
I got rid of the separate 'About Me' section and consolidated all the necessary information on the landing page – including greetings, a CV download button, a recap of my working experience, and a learning tracker.
What do you think?
I've also added the Bookshelf page, where I'll mention all the great books that I highly recommend for everyone 'in IT guy' to read.
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May be a good idea to move learning-tracker in separate nav page as Bookshelf?
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Yeah
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Nope, that is fine
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Hello there! Here is a brief review of the most common practices in software engineering for documenting, reasoning, and describing system architecture:
Read the post here: https://ivanzakutnii.com/blog/Documenting-Systems-General-Techniques
Read the post here: https://ivanzakutnii.com/blog/Documenting-Systems-General-Techniques
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This is a painful topic; I wasn't expecting, posting that on dev.to 😏
https://dev.to/m0n0x41d/bullsht-of-self-documenting-code-3c57
https://dev.to/m0n0x41d/bullsht-of-self-documenting-code-3c57
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Bullsh*t Of Self-Documenting Code
Oh, hello there! So… yep. What is self-documenting code? It is a concept that applies to a codebase...
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Why are programmers so bad at writing documentation for software systems?
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22%
They believe in the magic of self-explanatory code, which is also invisible to the human eye.
0%
They think users enjoy solving code puzzles; documentation would just spoil the fun.
11%
Writing documentation interrupts their ongoing conversation with the compiler or cat.
11%
They're preserving the ancient tradition of passing knowledge through whispers in the server room.
11%
They're keeping the tech support industry alive and thriving by omitting documentation.
56%
The manager constantly kicks their asses to make features faster; there's no time to write docs!
22%
They're on a quest for the perfect documentation font and instrument, and the search is endless.
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Hello! Today, we'll be talking about API Gateways: when to utilize an API Gateway, understand the features and values it provides, and determine situations where it may not be necessary.
Read it on my blog.
Or on dev.to
Read it on my blog.
Or on dev.to
Ivanzakutnii
The Value of API Gateway: When Does It Shine?
When to utilize an API Gateway, understand the features and values it provides, and determine situations where it may not be necessary.
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Designing Effective REST APIs: A Comprehensive overview
Some info about REST Apis and their development process.
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Hello.
I promised to continue posting in a series about the declarative model. Here's a new post (2 of 6, so stay tuned).
Read it on my blog
Or on dev.to
I promised to continue posting in a series about the declarative model. Here's a new post (2 of 6, so stay tuned).
Read it on my blog
Or on dev.to
Ivanzakutnii
Hack in Declarative Model - Part 2
Diving deeper, meet recursion.
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Good evening, night, or whatever it is in your current dimension.
Today, I bring you a new post, a serious talk about REST API versioning approaches.
This one currently is only on my blog, for gentlemanly reasons.
Today, I bring you a new post, a serious talk about REST API versioning approaches.
This one currently is only on my blog, for gentlemanly reasons.
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Today's talk is about Test-Driven Development from the perspective of OOA/D beardsmen.
Read on ivanzakutnii.com
Read, like (if you are) and comment on DEV.TO
Cheers
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Hello.
I have been a bit sick lately, so let's pretend that it is Wednesday today. Please?
A new post about software design reasoning (YES, AGAIN).
Read on ivanzakutnii.com
Or on DEV.TO
I have been a bit sick lately, so let's pretend that it is Wednesday today. Please?
A new post about software design reasoning (YES, AGAIN).
Read on ivanzakutnii.com
Or on DEV.TO
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Hey! Long time no see!
Sorry for being out of touch, but I am here and still alive. Hope you all are doing well too.🥰
The new year has arrived, and January is almost over. It's time to fully get back to work here and start regular blog posting.
Today, I bring you a new CS/SD-related post about the main Error Theory topics.
Read on ivanzakutnii.com
Or on DEV.TO
Hope you will like it!
Sorry for being out of touch, but I am here and still alive. Hope you all are doing well too.
The new year has arrived, and January is almost over. It's time to fully get back to work here and start regular blog posting.
Today, I bring you a new CS/SD-related post about the main Error Theory topics.
Read on ivanzakutnii.com
Or on DEV.TO
Hope you will like it!
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The Essence of Error Theory
About the main perspectives and approaches in defensive programming
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Hello everybody, and everywhere!
I hope all of you are fine and doing well.
I am starting a series of HighLoad-related posts today.
The first one is a comprehensive introduction to the main concepts of designing robust and reliable systems.
Grab some tea; you will need it.
Read on ivanzakutnii.com
or on DEV.TO
I hope all of you are fine and doing well.
I am starting a series of HighLoad-related posts today.
The first one is a comprehensive introduction to the main concepts of designing robust and reliable systems.
Grab some tea; you will need it.
Read on ivanzakutnii.com
or on DEV.TO
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Hey, bandits!
I've dug up and resurrected my old third post in the series about the Declarative Computation Model!
Check it out, it's mind-boggling stuff.
Read on ivanzakutnii.com
or on DEV.TO
I've dug up and resurrected my old third post in the series about the Declarative Computation Model!
Check it out, it's mind-boggling stuff.
Read on ivanzakutnii.com
or on DEV.TO
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Week of production incidents, LMAO.
So there's been a delay, but here it is, another hefty letter mattress.
Sometimes I wonder, does anyone actually read these? Or is it time to write bullshit like:
"TOP TEN GITHUB REPOS EVERY REACT DEVELOPER SHOULD STAR"?
Just kidding. Only the tough topics here for tough men.
We're continuing with the highload saga, folks.
New post:
On ivanzakutnii.com
on DEV.TO
So there's been a delay, but here it is, another hefty letter mattress.
Sometimes I wonder, does anyone actually read these? Or is it time to write bullshit like:
"TOP TEN GITHUB REPOS EVERY REACT DEVELOPER SHOULD STAR"?
Just kidding. Only the tough topics here for tough men.
We're continuing with the highload saga, folks.
New post:
On ivanzakutnii.com
on DEV.TO
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Hey,
Lemme take a break from the HighLoad saga.
Here is a solid bunch of theory on how to reason about dependencies in software engineering.
(yet, this is highly applicable in practice, of course, if digested by brains.)
The material might feel a bit clumsy, but I tried my best.
This one is only on ivanzakutnii.com
There is literally no reason to post it on dev.totrashyard, lol.
Lemme take a break from the HighLoad saga.
Here is a solid bunch of theory on how to reason about dependencies in software engineering.
(yet, this is highly applicable in practice, of course, if digested by brains.)
The material might feel a bit clumsy, but I tried my best.
This one is only on ivanzakutnii.com
There is literally no reason to post it on dev.to
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