Blog: Yegor Bugayenko |
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Cactoos is a library of object-oriented Java primitives we started to work on just a few weeks ago. The intent was to propose a clean and mo...
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In SixNines.io, one of my Ruby pet web apps, I'm using DynamoDB, a NoSQL cloud database by AWS. It works like a charm, but the problem is th...
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We live in the era of organic food, eco-friendly toilets, zero-emission cars, and harassment-free offices. Our management practices have to ...
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You probably remember my half-a-year-old article: Why Don't You Contribute to Open Source?. I said there that if you don't have your own OSS...
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This may sound strange, but I will prove it: no matter how big or stable a piece of software is, it has an unlimited number of bugs not yet ...
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Many articles and books have already been written about unit testing patterns and anti-patterns. I want to add one more recommendation which...
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If we agree that all local variables must be final, multiple returns must be avoided, and temporal coupling between statements is evil we ca...
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IoC seems to have become the cornerstone concept of many frameworks and object-oriented designs since it was described by Martin Fowler, Rob...
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Working remotely is definitely a trend, according to the BLS and my personal observations. "Let them work from home" seems to be the silver ...
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Availability is a metric that demonstrates how often your website is available to its users. Technically, it's a ratio between the number of...
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