Julien Janvier 🛠️ And if you want to decouple your business here is a nice facilitation trick based on potatoes 😅 x.com/Selrahcd/statu…

Learning is an important part of our job. It is not easy when you don’t know where to start, especially if you're self-taught like me. In this post buff.ly/3ftGhZP, I share what I did to learn software development for the last 15 years. #continuousLearning #selfTaught

Oh! TIL the Scrum guide appeared before the Agile manifesto.

I worked with Julien Janvier 🛠️ on the codebase reorganization. Learning Strategic Domain Driven was really helpful (and interesting too). The book Domain-Driven Design Distilled (buff.ly/3CUnJLN) is a good reading for beginners. #DDD #strategicPattern #Software

Refactoring in a separate project is often not the best of ideas. It might well be the most common form, but it's a terrible idea from an investment point of view. Let's look at the investment profile of various forms of refactoring. First refactoring in a separate project :

People used to explain event sourcing with a bank account use case 🤑. I wanted to explain it with something funnier: a table soccer match ⚽️. Here is my new blog post 📖 about this pattern buff.ly/3TstaHB. #eventSourcing #softwareArchitecture #software #tableSoccer

When a bot understands software quality better than many stakeholders. Not sure if I should be afraid, amused, or amazed. Anyway, I agree with you, my dear AI.

🚨 Here is my new blog post about hexagonal architecture! 🚨 #designPattern #hexagonalArchitecture #portAdapterArchitecture #architecturalPattern #typescript A thread 🧵👇

So true. Whenever I go through such a rigid process, I suppress my desire to improve the code ☹️

Let's not use AI to generate our tests for us. When you want to write code, write your test first. Then let the AI write the code that makes the test pass.

What is the most important thing that I have learned in my career as a software developer? Here's a #Thread 1/18

What do I hate more than ORMs? Probably in-house ORMs...

Typing speed no. Ability to modify code fast yes. Once people learn how to use automated refactoring tools they are less scared to change the code, try things, go back, and don’t let a good idea unimplemented because it would be too much work to do.