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It's Friday! Grab your coffee, take something good to read and enjoy the moment :)

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One article, two articles, three... and it's Friday so how about one more?

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

The AI Productivity Trap: More Code, Less Thought?

 Can the quality of code degrade much faster because, with AI, new engineers may have fewer opportunities to practice and learn? But what about experienced engineers? Could we become so overwhelmed by the volume of code to review that we start becoming sloppy?

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Not each Friday can be sunny, but good thing is - each is good for reading:

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April Fool's over so jokes aside - new recommendations are here!

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Friday, coffee, reading, weekend:

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How about making Friday great again and read something interesting?

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Day just started and you are worried there's nothing to read? Worry no more! 

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One book, two books, three books, four... I think it is not a surprise I still want more:

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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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Smell of the coffee or newly bought book? Isn't it great that sometimes you can have both?

Rise Above! Elevating Your Code Craftsmanship

Over the past decade, I’ve conducted numerous training sessions, courses, and delivered talks covering diverse aspects of software quality. Throughout my career, I’ve explored topics such as refactoring, testing, various architectures, domain-driven design, event storming, and more. This rich experience not only imparts valuable skills but also provides immense satisfaction.

However, the time constraints of training sessions, talks, webinars, and consultancy engagements often limit us to exploring just one topic at a time. While this isn’t inherently problematic, I’ve long desired to showcase how these solutions can work together, supporting and enhancing one another. The sheer volume of content and information necessitates a different approach. Thus, allow me to introduce my idea:

In the coming months, I plan to delve into the intricacies of designing, building, and evolving applications. I’ll focus on techniques and patterns that help create high quality software, including event storming, domain-driven design, the port and adapters architecture, and microservices.

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It's Friday finally! There's a whole weekend in front of us, for reading and... stuff:

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Another great week is almost over! The only thing you need to make it even better is something to read:

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What is the best start of the New Year? New and fresh set of articles

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Don't you think it is a good moment for a break? You've got everything you need:

How to make good programming decisions?

Recently I read a great book - "Software Mistakes and Tradeoffs: How to make good programming decisions" by Tomasz Lelek and Jon Skeet. 

I like the idea, the structure, and all the suggestions the authors shared with us. 

The book describes various problems we may face during daily work, how to tackle them, and how to decide which solution brings us the most benefits.

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Do you know this great feeling when you simply must read one more page?

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Holiday season does not mean you should take free days from reading: