Judgment in software development is clutch—it’s what separates the code monkeys from the architects. (Grok) Role of judgement in software development In software development, judgment is about anticipating more than just today’s requirements—it’s about preparing for tomorrow’s unpredictability. You’re coding not only for current specifications but also for future challenges: will the system scale under […]
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Notes from Grokking Concurrency
Introduction I wrote this summary of Grokking Concurrency to take notes and help me remember the main ideas about parallel programming. The book covers things like multitasking and synchronization with examples and explanations that I want to understand better. It’s a way for me to keep track of what I’m learning so I can use […]
Thoughts on software architecture and decision-making
Recently, I read the book Software Architecture and Decision-Making by Srinath Perera. It contains a lot of content that is available in other software architecture books but offers some unique angles on certain topics. I think the author is right to point out that you need to design deeply things that are hard to change, […]