Category: Blog
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I never worked in a Product Team
I admit, I never worked in a Product Team @johncutlefish again puts this to the best context and really summaries it well to explain a lot of pains in engineering and product!! twitter.com/johncutlefish/status/1190689018792443905
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Running .NetCore Apps Faster and Cheaper on Azure
I have been using Azure from almost the very first public beta days as I have previously noted down. Most of the time when I discuss the price/performance details with other fellows in the industry and especially the ones running .NetCore at scale on AWS, I usually heard that AWS being cheaper and faster more…
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Past as JSON
In today’s API economy, we are always dealing with some piece of JSON in and out. We also prefer strongly typed serialisations/deserialisations for better practices. This not only helps overall programming experience, but also abstracts DTO in a very productive way. In this context, when it comes to productivity, I think one of the best…
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DevOps is not
I think knowing what it isn’t makes life much easier than trying to fit it in various bespoke definitions… DevOps is NOT… easily achieved nor implemented a product or tool chain a job title or role a cloud infrastructure provider a book a technology a programming language a marketing campaign CI/CD Kubernetes containers open source…
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Resiliency Upgrade Is Now Easier Than Ever
I have been working on a small project that has some components which have some real-time inter-dependencies. Most of these dependencies are actually making sure a request with access token (JWT/OpenId) is from a genuine user and that user has correct access rights. Although the token and UserPrincipal have enough information, regarding the critical operations…
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It is not the size, it is the autonomy…
Amazon’s “two-pizza teams”: The ultimate divisional organization Amazon’s “two-pizza teams” are well-known; they’ve been written about in Fast Company and the WSJ. But almost everyone misses the point. They aren’t about team size—they’re about autonomy and accountability. I have seen so many people, conferences, articles talking about this topic but never seen a better explanation…
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Product vs. Feature Teams | Silicon Valley Product Group
Yet another great article and I have to admit I have been working in feature teams a lot in my career… Product vs. Feature Teams | Silicon Valley Product Group — Read on svpg.com/product-vs-feature-teams/
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