Posted on January 18, 2019
– Defining a common language for discussing code quality I recently started a new task as Tech Lead for a company that wanted to improve the quality of the code produced by their inhouse team. That immediately posed the question: What is good quality? The question is hard to answer without having a common language… Continue Reading What is good code?
Posted on May 9, 2018
It’s been a while since I did my last post. A lot of stuff has been going on – change of year, change of job, change of role. I now have the role of “Integration Architect” – and my contract says “Enterprise Architect”. In a world with no official titles, these things can be quite… Continue Reading Is Software engineering actually a thing?
Posted on May 18, 2016
I recently started testing my PowerShell scripts using the Pester framework. The documentation on GitHub is excellent but I was missing a cheat sheet that can be printed and used as a reference while learning. So I created it. Download Pester-cheat-sheet 1.0.1 here and share it in your office. If you like it, please give a heads… Continue Reading Download Free Pester Cheat Sheet
Posted on January 14, 2016
We constantly hear that new applications should use the latest and greatest application architecture… A few years ago everybody was implementing SOA and Onion Architecture, now its CQRS, Micro Services etc. But how do we make a conscious decision on which architecture to choose? The answer is Non-Functional requirements? What is Non-Functional requirements? The Non-Functional… Continue Reading Non-Functional Requirements – The basis of your software architecture
Posted on July 17, 2014
I have just spend most of an hour to make the app I’m currently doing work on my devices. I have been working in the simulator during development, and everything has been great, but when i deployed to my iPhone, the app just stopped working. I didn’t close down, but it didn’t load completely either.… Continue Reading Tabbed Page icons are case sensitive