Pull request (PR) reviews are one of the most important quality gates in modern software development. But too often they devolve into bikeshedding, nitpicking, or late-stage arguments that should’ve been solved earlier.
Here’s how to make PR reviews actually valuable.
Continue ReadingThere are a lot of complaints that the Daily is just a status check for a boss to micromanage. In this post, we’ll clarify what the Daily is (and isn’t), why it often drifts into reporting, and how to run a short, useful coordination meeting instead.
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Today we’ll deploy a tiny C# .NET function to Azure Functions on the Linux Consumption plan. It’s a single HTTP endpoint that returns “Hello world.”
Continue ReadingToday we’ll deploy a tiny TypeScript function to Azure Functions on the Linux Consumption plan. It’s a single HTTP endpoint that returns “Hello world.”
Continue ReadingJava is still one of the most widely used programming languages in the world, and Spring Boot is the de-facto framework for building production-ready services with it. Surprisingly, even though I’ve worked with Java before, I had never actually touched Spring Boot.
That changes today.
In this series, we’ll build a simple CRUD API for tasks step by step.
In Part 1 we built a simple CRUD API for tasks using Spring Boot and in Part 2 we tested it. In this part, we’ll add Redis to persist our data.
Continue ReadingA Universally Unique Identifier (UUID) is a 128-bit label defined in RFC 4122. It is designed to be unique across space and time. While collisions are theoretically possible, the probability is so vanishingly small that it is considered negligible in practice.