This post is a short summary of my thoughts related to all the awesomeness that is being introduced to the .NET landscape, especially in regards to .NET Core (see Performance Improvements in .NET Core 3.0 an example). It was somewhat inspired by Inertia as described in Wardley's maps Commodity What is a commodity? All goods … Continue reading Performance in .NET as commodity
Enzyme is open
My serialization project Enzyme is open for educational purposes. You can find its sources in https://github.com/scooletz/enzyme. If you haven't heard about it, in these two posts: post 1 and post 2 I described some findings and reasoning behind its design. Enzyme repository will not be maintained, it's just a snapshot released under Apache. To make … Continue reading Enzyme is open
On morning routines that work a bit differently
This is an updated version of On morning routines that work. One could say, another year, another change. And you bet, a lot of things have changed in my life. My current morning ritual consists of: mindful meditation expressing gratitude (3 people/things/situations) reviewing my calendar (I noticed forgetting things in there and not preparing enough, … Continue reading On morning routines that work a bit differently
The guiding smell of wide transactions
If you can feel a bad smell in the air, you can tell that something is rotten. The very same rule applies to sniffing out transactions spanning several entities to make a business operation complete. You may call these entities aggregates, you may call them Foo or Bar, but if transactions are wide, you're in … Continue reading The guiding smell of wide transactions
Good enough drawing for tech people
As you probably noticed, all the images that I use recently as headers for my blog posts are drawn by hand. They are not perfect, but still, they enable me to practice a little bit and to spend time on drawing instead of searching for a perfect photo with permissive enough license. I'm not an … Continue reading Good enough drawing for tech people
Channels, ring buffers and logs
If you're developing applications in .NET, you probably heard about all the new shiny part of the framework, like Pipelines which enable you to process IO-related processing with more IO awareness, still leaving your code on quite high level. Another part of the framework that is mentioned recently are channels that are used to pass … Continue reading Channels, ring buffers and logs
Aggregates, services, systems as cells, organisms, society
Does a team colleague reads your DNA daily? Do you know what's going on in your cell number A345BC345T343? Is there a single cell in your body that can ask your whole body to stop for a second? I hope the answer to all these questions is NO. Let's take a look at all these … Continue reading Aggregates, services, systems as cells, organisms, society
