Coding

In this post, I will give some rules of thumb on how you can write cleaner, more sustainable code that are less prone to needing maintenance.

Let's delve into some accelerated points to get us to the big decision lever and to conclude our discussion.

Let's look at the actual Levers that help make the decision now that we understand not just what the decision being made is but why it matters more today than it did in the past.

The key to understanding where Low Code/No Code becomes an important choice is a concept of “the Starting Point” which is essentially an acceleration to a place in the race to the finish line. 

As an Architect, you would probably be right to think that decision I make could easily affect whether or not the thing you are building would stand strong and overcome the test of time or fall apart and break with an unexpected strike at a missed weak spot.

With the rise of cloud, cloud-native and a lot of other buzzwords, we also see the rise of all kinds of Dev(fill here)Ops practices. While I'm an avid advocate of the DevOps mindset, all the buzz around pipelines sounds old-school to me.

In this blog, we describe how team members make sure they contribute to the goals of the team.