some useful links that I visit frequently

it’s Matt’s original idea on how to qualify the services. we usually use this as general guide line to looking for service candidates and qualify it later:

to evolve your codebase from its initial unorganized stages to independent microservices. don’t spend too much time placing your source file around just like clean architecture did.

if you are wondering how tests were done out there.

certainly thoughtful and intriguing essays. for me, it explains well why swift methodology and XP/TDD works well together.

it’s a talk by Rich Hickey, who is Clojure author. this talk definitely make you think how should you approach software design, which means coding.

Bryan Cantrill is one of his own kind. just need to remember our internet civilization lives on steal plates.

So the abstractions save us time working, but they don’t save us time learning.