Matthias Bruns

Book your space on our upcoming 3-day Systems Architecting Course in Zürich! LEARNING OUTCOMES What is systems architecture and how does it differ from the system design? How does it relate to Systems and Holistic Thinking? What makes a good architecture: how many architectures do we need?​ What makes up a good architecture so important in the context of complex systems?​ Why are Interfaces such a fundamental concept in Systems Architectures?​ What is the relationship between the Operational Architecture and systems control?​ Can/should we develop the architectures for a system and its Digital Twin together?​ How does it help with decision making for an uncertain development environment?​ Why is it important to develop variants and provide variation points and how do they relate to the interfaces?​ What is a logical and repeatable methodology to develop architectures?​ How can we model the architectures? Do we need MBSE? Do we need tools?​ How can we ensure that the models are consistent and connected?​ Where can one customise the architectures?​ When is an agile approach permissible, when should you take extreme caution?​ How do architectures help developing the system for safety, reliability, availability, maintainability, and inspectability?​ Why is it important to separate the system’s (sometimes called “logical”) from the physical architectures?​ How do all architecture map to the others? Why is mapping a powerful mechanism in developing for complexity?​ What is the timing relationship between the various system (logical) architectures and the physical design?​ What are the main skills of a senior Systems Architect?​ Email us: info@se-training.net Full course details: https://lnkd.in/gn6rEvja #systemarchitecting #systemsengineering

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Check out my guided solution for one of my favorite Katas! Learn JavaScript, German and how to properly clean-up after your dog! https://lnkd.in/epwU_VQj Hajime! 🙏 #javascript

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Reminder: 🗓 Tomorrow at 🕖 7pm our meetup takes place at BoehlerBrothers GmbH in Dornbirn with talks about Blitz.js ( 🗣 Luca Blaser) and efficient JSON APIs using streaming ( 🗣 Alexander Schranz). 🙏 Please register if you plan to participate. ⛓ https://lnkd.in/dKrVy2ws #Meetup #JavaScript #BlitzJS #NextJS #JSON #API

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Welcome Tempo as a fourth element of our LGTM (Loki, @grafana, Tempo, Mimir) stack in Meerkat project. https://lnkd.in/deNJDrvr Tempo is a tracing backend that stores data in an object storage. We've chosen a distributed installation of Tempo, which allows for maximum scaling.

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Rainer Hahnekamp presents a session titled “The End of Barrel Files: New Modularization Techniques with Sheriff” at #ngPolandConf. In this talk, Rainer explores new modularization techniques for Angular applications, focusing on the potential end of “barrel files”—a common practice used to centralize exports in large codebases. Instead, he introduces Sheriff, a new tool aimed at improving the modularization process by offering a more scalable and maintainable approach for managing Angular application code.

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Incorrect Generalizations with Amitai: einfach = simple vielfach = complicated nullfach = impossible

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My feed is currently full of "automatically test all you can". That is a bit too extreme for me, but given that probably most teams are testing way too little, I can live with it (as if I had a choice 😅). Anyway, an interesting though experiment: Given it was forbidden to write automated tests and test manually, what could you do to get as high a quality as possible? Some answers might be a better* choice than tests! * better may be faster, higher confidence, simpler, ... Continue once you have a couple of ideas........ Some things we do so that we don't need tests for everything: - use a programming language with no nulls and a very strong type system (#fsharp in our case) -> get as close to "if it compiles, it runs" as possible - extreme (fractal) slicing: a bug in one slice has a very limited blast radius - measures (or specific types) instead of primitive-obsession - simple code so that defects are obvious (you probably need an immutability-by-default, expression-based programming language with pipes to achieve this - computation expressions are a big help as well) A presentation showing some of these concepts (but not targeted at testing): https://lnkd.in/dTZNmqDK

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If you're at Developer Week, don't miss Thorsten Hans' talk "Serverless AI with #WebAssembly and Spin" in Room St. Petersburg, kicking off in 15 minutes! Here's your change to learn how to implement an app with Spin, WebAssembly, & Generative AI: https://bit.ly/3LoTakZ

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🚀 Dive into JAVA - JVM! Discover the engine behind executing your Java code and ignite your passion for software development. 🖥️ 📚 JVM, short for Java Virtual Machine, is the heart of Java programming, responsible for running your Java applications seamlessly across different platforms. 💡 💼 Explore the vast career opportunities JAVA offers in the tech industry, from software development to system architecture, JAVA professionals are in high demand! 🌟 🔍 Looking to master JAVA? Start by brushing up your basics with online tutorials and practice coding on platforms like Codecademy for a hands-on learning experience. 📌 📢 Join the JAVA conversation! Share your thoughts on JVM, career prospects, and learning tips. Let's inspire others to kickstart their JAVA journey today. 🚀 #JAVA #JVM #SoftwareDevelopment #TechCareer #Coding #LearnJAVA #JavaVirtualMachine #CareerOpportunities #Codecademy #TechEducation #ShareYourKnowledge #EngageAndLearn #JavaCommunity #DevelopersCommunity #TechiesUnite #InnovationAhead #LinkedInLearning #GrowWithJAVA #CodePassion #LoveForCoding #DeveloperLife #ShareAndInspire

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