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I assume your New Year's resolutions list may already be full, but how about adding one reading-related?

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Another Friday, another coffee, and more articles to read. Routine does not have to be boring:

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Have you already read something this month? Friday is a good day for this activity:

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First quarter of 2025 is almost over. Great! So much reading in front of us in 2025 left :)

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Friday, coffee, something to read - couldn't be better :)

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The next great thing? For sure a book, but which one? This is the question!

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The same day, the same time and yet, a lot of new worth to read content:

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If it is too hot outside you can always stay at home and read something... or you can take the reading with you outside:

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Any plans for the holidays? Except reading, of course :)

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Rhetorical question of the day: is there anything better than reading?

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Developers love to write a code and read articles... and drink coffee doing one or another:

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It's Friday and you read nothing so far? Time's to change it:

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You can learn, explore and discover - and if you read, you can do it sitting on your favourite chair and drinking good coffee.

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Sometime the only thing you need to start reading is another set of articles:

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You can do nothing with the weather if it does not support your plans. Yet, you have to do nothing if the plan is to read:

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The weather is better, but I hope you will still find some time for reading:

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Whatever the weather, the best for you is warm coffee and something worth to read:

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It's reading time again!

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I know there is no need to have a reason to read, but did you know that reading makes you smarter ;P

What is the difference between Document, Event and Command?

What should you use when designing communication between services? When to use Document, Event, and when Command? What are the differences and similarities between them?

 
In this post, I will share a few things that may help you make a good decision.