Derek Comartin
@codeopinion
👑 Context is King 💻 Software Architecture & Design 📺 http://youtube.com/@codeopinion
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Clients need explicit success or failure. Either use HTTP status codes or include a clear success flag and structured error in the body. Human-readable for people and machine-readable for code. By Derek Comartin at @CodeOpinion codeopinion.com/your-api-error…
I really don't care if you use HTTP status codes "correctly". Just be explicit and give me both machine and human-readable responses. codeopinion.com/your-api-error…
And what exactly does CQRS have to do with eventual consistency?
I see the same two issues come up over and over with event sourcing ,they cause a lot of pain and they shouldn’t have to. Most of the pain stems from bad modeling, specifically because of CRUD-Sourcing. codeopinion.com/crud-sourcing-…
Are the people who understand HTMX the ones who have been doing web dev long before XMLHttpRequest? It's interpreted as an old man yelling at the clouds, but I really think people who push back, have only ever lived in complexity. And they think that complexity is normal.
As explained by @CodeOpinion, checking if an email looks valid is very different from confirming it actually exists. Verify “local‑part@domain”, don’t build regex trying to cover every obscure edge. codeopinion.com/regex-for-emai…
Just use a Regex for email validation? Sure sounds simple until you realize you're conflating email validity with a mailbox actually existing.. codeopinion.com/regex-for-emai…
In a distributed system, you can’t just assume a single data source has everything. The data is everywhere, so by default, you end up making multiple calls. How do you get all that data together so you can render a UI or generate a report? @codeopinion discusses about composing…
For my dotnet developer audience, I had the opportunity to chat with @codeopinion on this podcast episode: youtu.be/juEGL2Edyr0 Derek is someone that I really look up to, especially his way of navigating architectural decisions and grounding decisions based on the ACTUAL…
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Junie in Ryder/WebStorm has been pretty good. Speed seems to be a bit slow but I've been fine with the results. Makes iteration slower but I'll deal with it.
Need to aggregate data stored in multiple systems? What happens when you have a UI that needs data from a bunch of different services? @codeopinion looks at a few patterns: codeopinion.com/composing-data…
How do you handle Composing Data from Multiple Services? You need to build a UI or report and the data is spread across multiple services. codeopinion.com/composing-data…
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