An Introduction to Database Indexing

• kyle annen
• 09 Oct 2018
• DevOps

My first experience with SQL performance tuning came before I decided to pursue programming as a career. As a Business Intelligence Manager, I was tasked...more.

Learning New Programming Languages by Building on Existing Foundations

• severin perez
• 02 Oct 2018
• Coding

This article was originally published on Medium on September 4th, 2018 One of the things about being a developer is that you’re never done learning....more.

What is VS Live (VS Code) and Why Should You Care?

• dave torre justin holzmann
• 25 Sep 2018
• Tools
• Business

Pair programming is two coders working together at one workstation on a single piece of code. Done well, the coders sit together and discuss the...more.

Microservices Aren’t Magic: Handling Timeouts

• colin jones
• 18 Sep 2018
• Architecture
• Microservices
• Error Handling

Microservices are a big deal. They can give us some pretty big wins for our architectures and teams, but microservices have plenty of costs too....more.

Here’s What Happened: Five Things We Learned About Unit Tests from David Scott Bernstein

• paige watson
• 11 Sep 2018
• Community
• Testing
• Craftsmanship

Learning, sharing, growth. Those three things are what brought together 60 software crafters on a Thursday evening in Seattle, Washington. David Scott Bernstein, the author...more.

Dependency Inversion in React with Render Props

• becca nelson
• 30 Aug 2018
• Design Patterns
• React
• Front-end
• JavaScript

I remember the day when I “discovered” dependency injection. I was having a difficult time testing a console view, and all of my mocking strategies...more.

Exploring Error Handling Patterns in Go

• kyle krull
• 13 Aug 2018
• Golang
• Error Handling

When you're learning another language, there can be periods of frustration where you're having trouble expressing an idea that would have been easier in a...more.

Don't call us, we'll call you: Inversion of Control Containers

• sam szreter
• 24 Jul 2018
• Coding

The journey from global variables to managed dependency injection When writing object-oriented code, we inevitably end up with some objects that are either unique (we...more.

8th Light teams up with Adorable, opens new office in Madison, Wis.

• paul pagel
• 29 Jun 2018
• Craftsmanship
• Community

I’ve been fortunate throughout my career to be mentored and influenced by my peers. 8th Light belongs to a community of software that is more...more.

The Hypermedia Maturity Model

• jason desrosiers
• 30 May 2018
• Hypermedia
• Architecture

This is part three in a series about hypermedia and REST. You don't need to read the previous post to follow this one, but if...more.

Diagnosing Problems Quickly

• sarah sunday
• 21 May 2018
• Bugs
• Support

Everything is on fire. Okay, not really. One thing is on fire. Or is it? You have no idea. The client knows. The client knows...more.

Decoupling the Client and Server with Hypermedia

• jason desrosiers
• 11 Apr 2018
• Hypermedia
• Architecture

This is part two in a series about hypermedia and REST. You don't need to read the previous post to follow this one, but if...more.

Duration vs. Concurrency in AWS Lambda

• colin jones
• 09 Apr 2018
• AWS
• Architecture

[Updated 2018-04-16] I was corrected on Twitter about how Event (async) invocation throttling behaves, and have updated this post accordingly in several places marked like...more.

Basic Web App Architecture 101

• sarah sunday
• 04 Apr 2018
• Architecture
• Web App

Okay, so you want to build a web app. Let's use a very basic web application for instance. The user story is this: The user...more.

Talking to Yourself: Daily Standups in a Team of One

• ian carroll
• 27 Mar 2018
• Community
• Apprenticeship

“Talking to yourself is a sign of insanity, you know.” The last time someone said that to me was sometime in the 20th Century. I...more.

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