Aaron Swartz would be 35 years old today (if not for Carmen Ortiz and Stephen Heymann - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_H…).

An awesome idea from a web scale giant: entities and relationships in different tables for better agility. Great things are coming for databases in 2020's 😎 eng.uber.com/building-ubers…

"Be conservative in what you send, be liberal in what you accept" (Postel's robustness principle) What follows is an excerpt from a discussion about this quote between Joe - a Data-Oriented Programming expert and Theo - an OOP dev curious to learn more about DOP.

Premature optimization makes design hard, 50th Anniversary Edition.

You can probably optimize your @Java programs to run 2-10x faster, by focusing on the bottlenecks. Those bottlenecks are not where you think they are. Use free tools such as async-profiler, VisualVM, JFR and vmstat to find them. Let me show you how. 🧵

💥 We're back with the bang 💥 @ValentinaCupac will join us to speak about TDD and Clean Architecture - Use Case Driven and Domain Driven Design. ✍️ Register to the live event: meetup.com/it-IT/Ticino-S…

The reason printf debugging is more powerful than it seems is that most serious bug tracking it's not about observing a specific state, but collecting information about the system before the bug happens. Printf is a poor's woman and man time machine.

TDD and Clean Architecture - Use Case Driven and Domain Driven Design youtube.com/watch?v=UubZZO… Thank you Ticino Software Craft for hosting the meetup!

Awesome mob programming session! It was really fun!

i recently learned that spotify picks a theme song for each outage, and this is my favorite SRE fact of the year. do *you* have a favorite #srefact of 2023? please share!!

How to do distributed #locking martin.kleppmann.com/2016/02/08/how… #distributedsystems

🚀 Exciting News! 🚀 Hey! 🌟 Guess what? We're hosting an EPIC Meetup TOMORROW! 🎉✨ Get ready for Mario Fiore Vitale and data consistency with Debezium Project 🌐 👉 Register here: meetup.com/ticino-softwar… #techmeetup #talks #Kafka #debezium

I feel like 99% of being a software engineer is debugging random shit, 1% algorithms. As you gain experience you see more random shit, your random shit toolbox is ever expanding until you can figure out anything w time since it’s semi like something else in your toolbox.

Weaver Talk is cheap, send patches.

Actually, tests find bugs. Sure on occasion a code review might find a bug but it’s not deterministic, a test is deterministic. Sure you can write shit tests. But if you write good ones they will be deterministic. Stop drinking dumb koolaid two-wrongs.com/code-reviews-d…

Today, I talked at Ticino Software Craft 🧑‍🔬. We discussed #Scala Effect Systems, both monadic and direct-style (in detail, the #YAES effect system). It was a pleasure to join the Ticino software community. Thanks, guys, for the opportunity 🙏 youtube.com/watch?v=PEiMZY… cc

Your last PR has a typo Mario Fiore Vitale. My honest reaction:

The Debezium team has worked on something new. Feedback really appreciated!