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Common Algorithm Concerns
When we build software, many of us use the same algorithms to solve problems. We might choose a similar method for a quicksort or a lambda validation or a regular expression. For database work, your code for a running total … Continue reading
The Code Freeze
One of the ideas behind DevOps is that we minimize the time between code commit and deployment to production. We want to avoid work-in-progress and bottlenecks to getting our software into the hands of customers. This has led a lot … Continue reading
Re-platforming
Re-platforming is the process of moving a system to a new platform. Imagine taking an ASP.NET/SQL Server website and moving to Azure Functions on Azure SQL Database. Or maybe taking a Java client/server app with Oracle and moving it to … Continue reading
The Art of the Code Review
The inspiration for this was a piece about the art of the good code review. Throughout my career, I’ve seen code reviews grow and change. From formal meetings to automated notifications and asynchronous discussions to complete lip service to the … Continue reading