Brainfood Talk: Platform Engineering – It's Not What You Think It Is
Brainfood Talk: Shifting to User-Centered SD – Embracing Continuous Discovery
Brainfood Talk: Migration/Integration of a Legacy Data Model – Lessons learned
Brainfood Talk: Decoding Compilers – Empowering Developers with Roslyn
Brainfood Talk: Going Functional with Railway Oriented Programming in C#
With the latest changes to the language, C# moves toward a multi-paradigm language, enabling code to be written in an object-oriented and increasingly functional style. Besides the support of the language itself, railway-oriented programming is a concept from the active world that can also be leveraged in C#.
In our upcoming Brainfood Talk, David and Paul dive into the idea of railway-oriented programming and what it means to use this approach in big applications. They share some experience and discuss their love-hate relationship with this approach.
Brainfood Talk: Service Mesh explained – What, Why and How?
Brainfood Talk: The Art of Architecting for Scale
Every day, companies struggle to bring great software products to their customers with sufficient speed and efficiency. In this talk, we will share some insights on architecting successfully for both: organizational and technical scales. We dive into the balancing act between reuse and autonomy, the tradeoff between simplicity and technical excellence, and the key concepts that allow us to create the architectural foundation that stands the test of constant change.
Brainfood Talk: Creating an Effective Error Strategy
Errors have a profound impact on user experience and shape the initial perception of your product. It is crucial to devote ample attention to how errors are caught, processed, and displayed. This responsibility extends beyond software engineers alone. Join us for an insightful talk where we explore the creation of an effective error strategy that sets developers up for success.
Brainfood Talk: Test and evolve your Kubernetes Operators – a pragmatic approach
We often hear people talking about Kubernetes (K8s) operators and if you ever used K8s you surely have deployed at least one. However, when the time comes to implement your first operator, it is sometimes challenging to keep in mind what matters and ensure the code we write can be testable, especially when it has to interact with multiple external services.