Spring Boot's Hidden Secret for Configuration: EnvironmentPostProcessor
Spring Boot's Quiet Hook for Shipping Configuration: EnvironmentPostProcessor Hi everyone! This is Mikhail Polivakha, technical lead of the Axelix p…
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I encoded a 1000-year-old divination system in Go. Every bug was a distinction my types had collapsed.
I spend my day job on cloud platform work — pipelines, idempotent state machines, the usual distributed-systems apparatus. For the last year I've sp…
My container diagram had three boxes. The actual pipeline had seven hops.
Three boxes. That's what our C4 container diagram showed for the EPCIS batch upload flow in ALSC. Upload API. Processing Service. Notification Servi…
Getting Started with Clean Architecture: A Practical Guide
Introduction to Clean Architecture Clean architecture, a software design philosophy championed by the renowned Robert C. Martin (Uncle Bob), has rev…
What actually belongs in an architecture decision record (and what doesn't)
Most architecture decision records fail for the opposite reason people think. The issue usually isn't that teams forget to write them. It's that the…
Vibe Engineering: Solving Small Cross-Cutting Concerns
This article was originally published on my blog . Vibe Engineering: Solving Small Cross-Cutting Concerns I've been enamored by AI technologies far…
Modeling an Organization as a Graph to Generate Procurement Workflows
Most workflow engines fail at enterprise scale for a reason that has nothing to do with throughput or latency. They fail because they model the proc…
How to Rewrite Your Software System Without Stopping Your Business
Originally published at spectredev.xyz . Cross-posted here for the Dev.to community. Planning a system rewrite? Learn the strategies that let you mo…
Design Principles of Software: A Real-World Notification System in Go
By Sergio Colque Ponce — Software Engineering, Universidad Privada de Tacna. Full source code: github.com/srg-cp/design-principles-go When people sa…