Recent Posts
The many hats of a software architect
After a discussion with some folks on what being a software architect really means, I decided to capture the many hats you have to wear
How to work from home and still keep your sanity
Given the signs that this working-from-home isn’t going to change for another six months or so, let me share some of the things that have helped me to stay sane
A month without R# or Rider - Editing, Debugging & Refactoring
Did Visual Studio really get so much better since the last time I tried? Or is JetBrains Rider still years ahead of the competition. Let’s look at editing, debugging and refactoring.
16 practical design guidelines for successful Event Sourcing
I’ve written many posts about the strengths and weaknesses of Event Sourcing, but I still thought it might be useful to provide you with a list of the most important practical guidelines and heuristics that I think are needed to be successful with Event Sourcing
A month without R# or Rider - General usability and code navigation
Did Visual Studio really get so much better since the last time I tried? Or is JetBrains Rider still years ahead of the competition. Let’s look at general usability and code navigation
How I keep my Git source control history clean
After years of working with legacy code, I’ve learned to value the past and will do what I can to deliver well-focused and organized pull requests