I’ve been developing a path to get us out of our tendency of developing separate apps to solve each business problem into a service-based solution where we get true reuse our of our components.
I was part of the problem that created our status quo. I spent years writing custom apps for so-called one-off solutions. I have finally learned that is the wrong way to develop apps in an enterprise environment.
Every morning, I spend a bit of time reading articles. This morning, I saw a couple good ones.
Ten Commandments of Object-Oriented Design
Professionalism requires discipline.
I’ve been spending a lot of time thinking about Complexity (Theory).
Currently, I’ve got Simplexity: Why Simple Things Become Complex (and How Complex Things Can Be Made Simple) by Jeffery Kluger on my nightstand. Complexity: A Guided Tour by Melanie Mitchell is next in the queue. I’ve read it before, but I think I need a refresher.
I’ve got a meeting on this topic scheduled for later today. In an effort to make things more “management friendly” I wanted to find a couple images to go along with the discussion. In the process I stumbled across Dave Snowden’s Cynefin Framework. He has a short video on YouTube too. From there you can get more info.
Looks like I have more studying to do…
Things I learned from Juval Lowy.
Add an existing project
Change the filter to “.sln”
This has been around since VS2008. I never knew…
Found a solution to a problem I’m facing today.
dotnetcore.1.0.0-vs2015tools.preview2 SKIP_VSU_CHECK=1
I’m trying to get my head around everything that’s required by this approach, but it does look interesting.
http://12factor.net
http://12factor.net/12factor.epub
Freebies assuming your have a Virtual Academy login.
