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How to keep your legacy PHP project working with minimal efforts
So, what is the point? Extremely outdated but excellent working PHP projects are widespread cases in business realities. It’s enough just to open PHP projects listing in Upwork (or any other freelance marketplace) to prove that.
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on: 2022-11-11
37signals Dev — Vanilla Rails is plenty
I have often heard this: vanilla Rails can only get you so far. At some point, apps become unmaintainable, and you need a different approach that brings the missing pieces, because Rails encourages a poor separation of concerns at the architectural level.
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on: 2022-11-10
Modeling a scalable fantasy football database with Amazon DynamoDB | AWS Da
Today’s online games generate more data than ever and have request rates that reach millions per second.
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on: 2022-10-03
Patterns.dev - Modern Web App Design Patterns
Patterns.dev is a free online resource on design, rendering, and performance patterns for building powerful web apps with vanilla JavaScript or modern frameworks.
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on: 2022-09-06
Redis Explained
What is Redis? Redis (“REmote DIctionary Service”) is an open-source key-value database server. The most accurate description of Redis is that it's a data structure server. This specific nature of Redis has led to much of its popularity and adoption amongst developers.
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on: 2022-08-16
Strategies for decreasing the number of queries in a Laravel app - Freek Va
Oh Dear is all-in-one solution to monitor your site that my buddy Mattias Geniar and I have created. It can monitoring uptime, certificates, broken links, scheduled jobs, and much more. Under the hood, Oh Dear is a large Laravel application that performs many queries all of the time.
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on: 2022-08-16
How Validus Built a Bloomberg Real-Time Market Data Integration on AWS in a
By Fergus Strangways-Dixon, Lead Platform Engineer – Validus Risk Management Ltd.By Nihilson Gnanadason, Sr. Solutions Architect – AWS
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on: 2022-08-16
SPA Alternative
The emerging norm for web development is to build a React single-page application, with server rendering. The two key elements of this architecture are something like: This idea has really swept the internet.
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on: 2022-07-20
Story Points Revisited
I like to say that I may have invented story points, and if I did, I’m sorry now. Let’s explore my current thinking on story points. At least one of us is interested in what I think. Stories, of course, are an XP idea, not a Scrum idea. Somehow, Scrum practitioners have adopted the idea.
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on: 2022-07-10
Spotify’s Failed #SquadGoals
Spotify doesn’t use “the Spotify model” and neither should you. Of all the allures of startup culture, few are more desireable than the speed and nimbleness of a small team. Maintaining that feeling as a company grows is a challenge.
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on: 2022-07-10
Changing tires at 100mph: A guide to zero downtime migrations
As a backend developer at a mobile app company, a common task was migrating a database schema. This could be to improve query performance, change column names/types, or adapt data to new use cases.
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on: 2022-05-05
abseil / Software Engineering at Google
In March, 2020, we published a book titled “Software Engineering at Google” curated by Titus Winters, Tom Manshreck and Hyrum Wright.
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on: 2022-05-02
Top Laracon Conference Presentations
Laracon is an ongoing series of conferences and events about the Laravel software development framework. We use Laravel pretty heavily at Icehouse Ventures because it powers our Investor Portal. I’ve learned a lot over the years from the various Laracon conference recordings.
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on: 2022-03-18
How To Build Maintainable PHP Applications
Have you struggled with the system because it was hard to change? Have you wanted to upgrade Framework or PHP version, however it required…
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on: 2022-01-02
Symfony Demo meets Modular, Microservice-ready Architecture
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I've created a Symfony 6 based Application that can serve as an Enterprise Architecture reference for anyone who's planning to build Large S
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on: 2021-12-09
Why is Excalidraw so fucking good?
Disclaimer: This may read like an ad. It's not. No one's paying me to say this, I just love this product. Excalidraw. Is. So. Good.
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on: 2021-11-05
How to design in every language at once | by Canva Engineering | Oct, 2021
At Canva, part of our commitment to inclusivity is building a global design product that's accessible to everyone in the world. Our vision is to empower the world to design, so one of our crazy big goals is to be available in every language.
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on: 2021-10-22
How Livewire works (a deep dive) | Caleb Porzio
The experience of using Livewire seems magical. It’s as if your front-end HTML can call your PHP code and everything just works. For this writeup, we’re going to use the example of a simple counter component. Here’s what the Livewire component looks like:
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on: 2021-10-13
Learn How Others Are Running Your Favorite Web Frameworks and Tech Stacks in Production
A podcast where folks talk about running small & large web apps in production. Topics include tech stacks, lessons learned and DevOps / deployment tips. Full stack developer. Author of web development and deployment courses. Technical death metal enthusiast.
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on: 2021-09-23
Where do types come from? — Matthias Noback - Blog
In essence, everything is a string. Well, you can always go one layer deeper and find out what a string really is, but for web apps I work on, both input data and output data are strings.
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on: 2021-09-15
Building a serverless email delivery service on AWS | by Joakim Wånggren |
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Building a serverless GIF generator with AWS Lambda: Part 1 | AWS Compute B
Many video streaming services show GIF animations in the frontend when users fast forward and rewind throughout a video. This helps customers see a preview and makes the user interface more intuitive.
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on: 2021-08-31
Design Patterns in JavaScript - DEV Community
We will discuss implementation of Design Patterns by using JavaScript ES6 classes. Design Patterns in JavaScript on Udemy by Dmitri Nesteruk.
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on: 2021-08-28
Ask HN: Companies of one, what is your tech stack? | Hacker News
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on: 2021-08-26
The 5-hour CDN
The term “CDN” (“content delivery network”) conjures Google-scale companies managing huge racks of hardware, wrangling hundreds of gigabits per second. But CDNs are just web applications. That’s not how we tend to think of them, but that’s all they are.
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on: 2021-08-04
Michael Dyrynda | Building an app to scale on Laravel Vapor
If you've ever fallen victim to missing scheduled tasks and, of course, not finding out about it till hours, days, or even weeks later, check out thenping.me where you can get started with hands-free scheduled task monitoring for your Laravel applications from just $9/month. Running thenping.
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on: 2021-07-29
An Elixir Adoption Success Story
How a team that was new to Elixir over-delivered a big project in just three months. Adopting a new language is more than just a technical journey. A language is only the right tool for the job if your engineers can wield it well.
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on: 2021-06-30
Making Instagram.com faster: Part 1 | by Glenn Conner | Instagram Engineeri
In recent years, instagram.com has seen a lot of changes — we’ve launched stories, filters, creation tools, notifications, and direct messaging as well as myriad other features and enhancements.
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on: 2021-06-07
What it means to run a monolith on AWS Lambda
Let's talk about the elephant monolith in the room. It's easy to associate monoliths with legacy, weird, outdated, insecure code. A beast developed for decades that nobody wants to touch because they'll break it and it is impossible to wrap your head around everything.
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on: 2021-05-31
The data model behind Notion's flexibility
Today, that information mostly remains siloed across tools. Take cloud-based document editors, where pages are their smallest atomic unit. Information is locked inside of pages and files and folders — that’s reminiscent of how things were done a century ago.
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on: 2021-05-19
Testing your controllers when you have a decoupled core — Matthias Noback -
A lot can happen in 9 years. Back then I was still advocating that you should unit-test your controllers and that setter injection is very helpful when replacing controller dependencies with test doubles.
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on: 2021-03-02
A monorepo approach to larger modules in Laravel and Lambda
I work with a large enterprise application that's broken down into a few teams, languages and modules.
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on: 2021-03-01
Talk review: Thomas Pierrain at DDD Africa — Matthias Noback - Blog
As a rather unusual pastime for the Saturday night I attended the third Domain-Driven Design Africa online meetup. Thomas Pierrain a.k.a. use case driven spoke about his adaptation of Hexagonal architecture.
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on: 2021-02-23
Live Coding 12-Factor App
Jiang: I'm Emily Jiang. I work for IBM. Actually, I'm based in IBM, UK down in Hursley. I'm the Senior Technical Staff member in IBM. I mainly work on open-source projects, MicroProfile, Open Liberty as an Architect.
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on: 2020-12-20
Building a Scalable E-Commerce Data Model
If selling products online is a core part of your business, then you need to build an e-commerce data model that’s scalable, flexible, and fast. Most off-the-shelf providers like Shopify and BigCommerce are built for small stores selling a few million dollars in orders per month.
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on: 2020-12-09
An alternative way to organize the Laravel directory structure // Stefan Ba
In this article, I would like to show you an alternative way to organize your Laravel directory structure. I think the default structure is fine for the most projects. But when it comes down to larger projects I was looking for a different structure.
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on: 2020-12-02
How Go helped save HealthCare.gov
Paul Smith (from “Obama’s Trauma Team”) tells us the tale of how Go played a big role in the rescuing and rebuilding of the HealthCare.gov website.
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on: 2020-11-10
If not SPAs, What?
A few months ago, I wrote an article about how the SPA pattern has failed to simplify web development. The SPA pattern (Single-Page Apps), I tried to define, was about the React model, which also covers, to a large extent, the model of Vue, Angular, and other frontend frameworks.
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on: 2020-10-29
Maya Shavin: How I Built My Website
Besides working as a senior front-end developer at Cloudinary, I’m also a content creator, a blogger, and an open-source developer. Follow me at @mayashavin and on mayashavin.com. In the beginning, my website, mayashavin.
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on: 2020-10-27
ORMless; a Memento-like pattern for object persistence — Matthias Noback -
Something that always bothers me: persistence (the user interface too, but that's a different topic ;)). Having objects in memory is nice, but when the application shuts down (and for PHP this is after every request-response cycle), you have to persist them somehow.
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on: 2020-10-13
Components, Patterns and Sh*t It’s Hard to Deal With
InfoQ Homepage Presentations Components, Patterns and Sh*t That’s Hard to Deal with
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on: 2020-09-14
A simple recipe for framework decoupling — Matthias Noback - Blog
If you want to write applications that are maintainable in the long run, you have to decouple from your framework, ORM, HTTP client, etc. because your application will outlive all of them. Following rule 1 ensures that you'll never fetch a service ad hoc, e.g.
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on: 2020-09-12
Violating the Dependency rule — Matthias Noback - Blog
I write about design rules a lot, but I sometimes forget to: Mention that these rules can't always be applied, Describe when that would be the case, and Add examples of situations where the rule really doesn't matter. The rules should work in most cases, but sometimes need to be "violated".
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on: 2020-09-08
A decoupled PHP architecture inspired by the Clean Architecture | by Joe Sa
This article would not be possible without the help of Rodrigo Jardim da Fonseca, Edison Junior, and Lemuel Roberto. Disclaimer: I feel like I should address that the architecture I’m about to present already existed when I arrived at Arquivei, almost two years ago and didn’t change much since.
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on: 2020-09-04
Legacy to Laravel: How to Modernize an Aging PHP Application | Tighten
Here at Tighten, we love Laravel and get excited about staying up to date with the latest and greatest features our framework of choice has to offer.
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on: 2020-09-02
Blog @ Codonomics: Multi-tenant Architectures
Multi-tenancy Application Deployment Architecture could be modeled in 4 broad ways: Separate Apps & Separate Databases Shared Apps & Shared Databases Separate Apps & Shared Databases Shared Apps & Separate Databases There is no right or wrong here.
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on: 2020-08-31
Design Docs at Google
One of the key elements of Google's software engineering culture is the use of design docs for defining software designs. These are relatively informal documents that the primary author or authors of a software system or application create before they embark on the coding project.
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on: 2020-07-23
Building Cloudflare TV from scratch
Cloudflare TV is inspired by television shows of the 90s that shared the newest, most exciting developments in computing and music videos. We had three basic requirements for Cloudflare TV: There should be 24x7 programming. Something interesting should be playing all the time
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on: 2020-07-08
Clean architecture, building software that lasts - Coders Opinion
When building software we sometimes need to build it in a way so it will last for years. Some projects I’ve worked on used software that was running for almost 10 years. Within these 10 years, the software had experienced many changes.
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on: 2020-07-03
How to create a Monorepo from Existing Repositories in 7 Steps | Tomas Votr
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on: 2020-07-02
Embedded Rules of Thumb
You may call them guidelines, heuristics, or rules of thumb. No matter, the purpose is the same: to provide a reasonable approximation of the truth.
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on: 2020-06-01
3 Guiding Principles for Building New SaaS Products on AWS
I won't start this article saying there is "one true-way" for building SaaS on cloud providers, specifically AWS. I will confidently say that there are many wrong ways.
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on: 2020-05-06
Patterns for Managing Source Code Branches
Modern source-control systems provide powerful tools that make it easy to create branches in source code. But eventually these branches have to be merged back together, and many teams spend an inordinate amount of time coping with their tangled thicket of branches.
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on: 2020-04-29
Ready for changes with Hexagonal Architecture
As the production of Netflix Originals grows each year, so does our need to build apps that enable efficiency throughout the entire creative process.
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on: 2020-03-12
You don't want quality time, you want garbage time
What is something you wish you'd done later in life, rather than earlier? Reply directly to this email to let me know! If you've been curious about machine learning, Vicki Boykis wrote a couple of posts that provide context to the hype.
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on: 2020-03-10
Behind the scenes of Flare (or How to structure big Laravel applications) -
At Laracon AU, I gave a talk on how you can structure a big Laravel application. The codebases of both Flare and Oh Dear served as examples. By watching this talk you'll gain some valuable insights that could be applicable to your projects as well. Enjoy!
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on: 2020-03-07
Thoughts about a long-running event sourced architecture in PHP
In [this talk](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STKCRSUsyP0), Martin Fowlers describes a real-life event driven system that's unlike what I've seen bef
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on: 2020-02-27
Domain Logic and SQL
Over the last couple of decades we've seen a growing gap between database-oriented software developers and in-memory application software developers. This leads to many disputes about how to use database features such as SQL and stored procedures.
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on: 2020-02-21
justinamiller/SoftwareArchitect
What is a Software Architect?Levels of ArchitectureTypical ActivitiesImportant Skills (1) Design (2) Decide (3) Simplify (4) Code (5) Document (6) Communicate (7) Estimate and Evaluate (8) Balance (9) Consult and Coach (10) Market Architect's Technology RoadmapTypes of Solution ArchitectsSuggested B
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on: 2020-01-19
Deploy your side-projects at scale for basically nothing - Google Cloud Run
I have built hundreds of side projects over the years and finding a place to manage and deploy them all has always been tricky.
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on: 2020-01-12
Talk write-up: "How to build a PaaS for 1500 engineers"
This article is based on a presentation I gave as part of AdevintaTalks in Barcelona on November 2019. I’m experimenting with this format: I went through the slides typing what I’d speak over them, edited the text, and added some of the most relevant slides inbetween paragraphs.
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on: 2020-01-10
Keep your source code SIMPLE
As software developers we are fortunate to have many useful best practices for productive and fun coding like the SOLID principles, GRASP patterns, or STUPID anti-patterns.
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on: 2019-11-10
Twelve-factor app development on Google Cloud
This document describes the popular twelve-factor app methodology and how to apply it when you develop apps that run on Google Cloud. If you use this methodology, you can make scalable and resilient apps that can be continuously deployed with maximum agility.
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on: 2019-11-01
PHP: Patterns and Principles
PHP: Patterns and Principles is the upcoming book by Brent Roose, creator of stitcher.io, Laravel Beyond CRUD, and PHP Annotated. It focuses on teaching PHP developers patterns and principles in dealing with larger web apps.
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on: 2019-10-21
Software Architecture is Overrated, Clear and Simple Design is Underrated
I had my fair share in designing and building large systems. I've taken part in rewriting Uber's distributed payment systems, designing and shipping Skype on Xbox One and open-sourcing RIBs, Uber's mobile architecture framework.
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on: 2019-09-18
Designing very large (JavaScript) applications - Malte Ubl - Medium
Originally published on my blog Industrial Empathy. This is a mildly edited transcript of my JSConf Australia talk. Watch the whole talk on YouTube. A sequel to this post is available over here.
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on: 2019-09-04
Modern applications at AWS - All Things Distributed
Innovation has always been part of the Amazon DNA, but about 20 years ago, we went through a radical transformation with the goal of making our iterative process—"invent, launch, reinvent, relaunch, start over, rinse, repeat, again and again"—even faster.
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on: 2019-08-29
Mistaeks I Hav Made: Mistakes we made adopting event sourcing (and how we r
The app maintained a relational model of the current state of its entities alongside the event history. That in itself wouldn’t be a bad thing, if it had been implemented as a “projection” of the events.
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on: 2019-08-28
How to Build Good Software
Bad software is one of the few things in the world you cannot solve with money. Billion dollar airlines have flight search apps that are often inferior to those built by groups of students.
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on: 2019-08-19
3 Kinds of Good Tech Debt — Squarespace / Engineering
“Tech debt” is a dirty word in the software engineering world. It’s often said with an air of regret; a past mistake that will eventually need to be atoned for with refactoring. Financial debt isn’t universally reviled in the same way.
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on: 2019-08-13
Nick Craver - Stack Overflow: How We Do App Caching - 2019 Edition
This is #5 in a very long series of posts on Stack Overflow’s architecture. Previous post (#4): Stack Overflow: How We Do Monitoring - 2018 Edition So…caching.
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on: 2019-08-07
Faster, cheaper, and better: A story of breaking a monolith
Disclaimer: Fair is Sep Dehpour’s employer at the time of writing this article. If you don’t know about Fair, we are a vehicle subscription app. So when it came to naming the monolith that was dealing with vehicles, it was a no-brainer to call it vehicle-service.
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on: 2019-07-18
How we built a serverless architecture with AWS
Our customers go serverless for live locations with HyperTrack. They use us as a managed service for live locations. They do not need to build and manage the servers to ingest, process, store, provision and manage anything related to the live location of their app users.
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on: 2019-07-11
Continuous Integration (CI) Explained
Continuous integration enables iterative software development, reduces risks from defects and makes developers highly productive. Continuous integration (CI) is a software development practice in which developers merge their changes to the main branch many times per day.
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on: 2019-07-05
hgraca/explicit-architecture-php: This repository is a demo of Explicit Arc
The "Symfony Demo Application" is a reference application created to show how to develop Symfony applications following the recommended best practices. This repository is a demo of Explicit Architecture, using the Symfony Demo Application.
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on: 2019-06-07
Any up to date tutorials about service layers, workers, data transfer object, mappers, factory and design patterns in general?
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on: 2019-05-30
Organizing code into domain modules | Matthieu Napoli
Note: the french version of this article is published on Wizaplace's tech blog. Regarding "how to organize teams", we were discussing Spotify's Feature teams. In a "classic" organization, teams are usually formed by grouping people based on their job title:
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on: 2019-04-29
Give me back my monolith - Craig Kerstiens
It feels like we’re starting to pass the peak of the hype cycle of microservices. It’s no longer multiple times a week we now see a blog post of “How I migrated my monolith to 150 services”.
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on: 2019-03-14
Microservices, Containers and Kubernetes in 10 minutes
This blog post has been updated as of 01/25/2021. What is a microservice? Should you be using microservices? How are microservices related to containers and Kubernetes? If these things keep coming up in your day-to-day and you need an overview in 10 minutes, this blog post is for you.
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on: 2019-03-07
Different kinds of service bus: command bus, service bus and query bus.
The last article was all about the command bus, a specific type of service bus. Now, let’s take a step back and look at some other service buses. What similarities can we discover and how do they differ. It is surprisingly hard to find an easy explanation of what a service bus is.
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on: 2019-03-01
Why Config Coding Sucks | Tomas Votruba
Rector and static analysis help us to work with code better, but it also helps us spot new weak-points of our PHP code. One of the biggest evils is config coding. How it can hurt you and how get rid of it?
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on: 2019-02-19
Netflix Play API: Building an Evolutionary Architecture
At QCon SF, Suudhan Rangarajan presented "Netflix Play API: Why We Built an Evolutionary Architecture".
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on: 2019-01-11
A Beginner's Guide to Scaling to 11 Million+ Users on Amazon's AWS
How do you scale a system from one user to more than 11 million users? Joel Williams, Amazon Web Services Solutions Architect, gives an excellent talk on just that subject: AWS re:Invent 2015 Scaling Up to Your First 10 Million Users.
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on: 2018-12-26
Model View Controller isn't
MVC was invented in the 70s, when Alan Kay with his group worked on the Dynabook and Smalltalk at Xerox Parc. Trygve M. H. Reenskaug remembers it: Let us try to understand what they had mind, when they use the terms model, view, and controller.
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on: 2018-11-24
Making a large scale app with vue.js (part 1): modularize your store!
First, I apologize if my language is sometimes poor, I’m french and I don’t natively speak English. Recently I reacted about an article from Anthony Gore: Is Vue.
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on: 2018-11-07
Modernizing Applications for Kubernetes - DEV Community ????
Modern stateless applications are built and designed to run in software containers like Docker, and be managed by container clusters like Kubernetes.
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on: 2018-10-23
12 Factor CLI Apps – Jeff Dickey – Medium
Jeff D. CLIs are a fantastic way to build products. Unlike web applications, they take a small fraction of the time to build and are much more powerful. With the web, you can do whatever the developer programmed.
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on: 2018-10-09
Clean Architecture by Uncle Bob: Summary and review
Clean architecture is the latest book by Uncle Bob. It defines architectural patterns to make software easy to change. In this blog post, I will go through the book summarizing the main concepts and giving my opinion on it. What is architecture?
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on: 2018-09-13
The Everybody Poops Rule – Ross Tuck
One of the hardest things to teach growing devs is when not to use their newfound skills. After putting huge effort into learning with a mentor, having that same mentor pick up a feature and say “No, just crap this one out, it’s not important” seems inconsistent and bewildering.
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on: 2018-08-27
What they don’t tell you about event sourcing – Hugo Rocha – Medium
Event sourcing and CQRS gained a lot of popularity recently. The advantages are obvious and they share a very peculiar symbiosis with the current tech state of the art, making them very relevant.
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on: 2018-08-22
Design Principles - React
We wrote this document so that you have a better idea of how we decide what React does and what React doesn’t do, and what our development philosophy is like. While we are excited to see community contributions, we are not likely to choose a path that violates one or more of these principles.
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on: 2018-07-30
More than concentric layers – @herbertograca
This post is part of The Software Architecture Chronicles, a series of posts about Software Architecture. In them, I write about what I’ve learned on Software Architecture, how I think of it, and how I use that knowledge.
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on: 2018-07-13
Particular/Workshop: SOA Done Right
Welcome to the workshop. Optional: PostmanSee FAQ for more information.
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on: 2018-07-06
Context passing — Matthias Noback : Blog
I'm working on another "multi-tenant" PHP web application project and I noticed an interesting series of events. It felt like a natural progression and by means of a bit of dangerous induction, I'm posing the hypothesis that this is how things are just bound to happen in such projects.
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on: 2018-04-25
A few days with a software consultant
We started to implement domain driven design (DDD) at my workplace at the start of last year. I had learned a lot about DDD in my spare time, but no one on the team had worked on a DDD project beforehand. We decided to hire Marco Pivetta (@ocramius) as a consultant for this reason.
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on: 2018-04-04
Refactoring from anemic model to DDD – Pragmatists
In our last post we took a closer look into the difference between an application with anemic model and one designed with rules of DDD (Domain Driven Design). In this article we would like to show you how to achieve transition between these models step by step.
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on: 2018-03-29