Is heavy documentation compatible with Agile? 🤔 A common misconception is that Agile means no documentation. But did you know there are situations where creating and maintaining detailed documents is not only necessary—but still perfectly Agile? open.spotify.com/episode/2h79vC…
Many people believe Agile methods can’t coexist with requirements engineering — thinking that “requirements” equals “bureaucracy.” In this clip from our latest episode, our guest Eva-Maria Schön sheds light on why that’s not the case. Full episode at: open.spotify.com/episode/2h79vC…
In this episode, our host talks to Eva Schön about agile requirements patterns. We talk about how handling requirements differs in Agile teams and what patterns can be used to make it more effective. Listen to the full episode: open.spotify.com/show/1V3zttLgd…
During the last episode, we talked about the spirit of EuroPLoP that is still there after 30 years! Allan Kelly described the feeling perfectly: "It is like coming home for Christmas!" Listen to the full episode: open.spotify.com/episode/1pAWKA…
Peter Sommerlad, one of the authors of the POSA book, talks about how the patterns written 30 years ago are still relevant. He mentions the example of Pipes and Filters, which was recently implemented in a C++ library. Listen to the full episode: open.spotify.com/episode/1pAWKA…
In the new episode of Hillside Podcast, Eduardo Guerra chats with Peter Sommerlad (POSA co-author) on 30 years of the book, GoF interactions, life-changing patterns, good design, & tech’s impact on software dev. Listen to the full episode: creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/th…
Why pagination isn’t as straightforward as it seems? is pagination notWhile most developers think they understand it, the details and trade-offs between different approaches reveal just how tricky it can get. Listen to the full episode: creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/th…
Here, Daniel Lübke dives into a shift in mindset: API design as a discipline separate from coding itself. Instead of getting lost in internal structures, it’s about stepping back, thinking from the client’s perspective, and focusing on maintainability. creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/th…
Our last guest episode is Daniel Lübke, author of the book Patterns for API Design. It starts witg decisions that influence the API design and finishes in the strategies to evolve an API, with many other interesting topics and insights in the middle. open.spotify.com/episode/6jTEJr…
It is important to have a strategy to structure the tests in a large project. Take a look on this cut from our last episode where @mauricioaniche talks about pre-merge and post-merge tests. Full episode at: open.spotify.com/episode/7DCHBA…
Dealing with the design of test code is challenging, specially in a large codebase. Take a look at this cut from our last episode where Eduardo Guerra and Maurício Aniche talk about this issue. Full episode at open.spotify.com/show/1V3zttLgd…
In this episode, our host Eduardo Guerra talks with Maurício Aniche about strategies and patterns for scaling tests. Maurício tells real stories about his rich experience with tests in large-scale systems, sharing some valuable lessons learned. open.spotify.com/episode/7DCHBA…
#IFDEF is a practice in C that can easily turn your code into a nightmare for maintenance. Check in this cut from our last episode how to use patterns that can help you to avoid this trap. Full episode: open.spotify.com/show/1V3zttLgd…
Error handling is complicated in general, but even more in a language that does not have exceptions, like C. There are several practices to deal with that, but what is the starting point? In this cut, Christopher Preschern talks about it! Full episode: open.spotify.com/episode/0UJqK2…
In this episode, Christopher Preschern, the author of the book Fluent C, talks about patterns that can be used to write great software in this programming language. We talk about error handling, memory management, API design, etc... open.spotify.com/show/1V3zttLgd…
Unfortunately, there are many different ways that a game can harm the player. Do you know all of them? Maybe you are a victim and you haven't noticed yet. Hear the full episode: open.spotify.com/show/1V3zttLgd…
Look how interesting this piece from the last episode is, in which Eduardo Guerra and Kyle Brown discussed the role of modularity in the new technologies. Do we still need the basic concepts of software architecture? Listen to the full episode: open.spotify.com/episode/1lGuzL…
Take a look at this piece of our last episode, in which Kyle Brown highlights the importance of the fundamental principles of distributed architecture in the design of the back-end services in cloud-based architectures. Want to know more? Full episode: open.spotify.com/episode/1lGuzL…
Our host, @emguerra, talked with Kyle Brown, author of "Cloud Application Architecture Patterns". The conversation goes through the core patterns in the book, but also touches on some important points related to software architecture design. open.spotify.com/show/1V3zttLgd…
Can we trust the patterns identified by humans, who evolved to see patterns everywhere? According to Linda Rising, the answer lies in collaboration and feedback! Full episode: open.spotify.com/episode/21dNty…
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