Weekly summary #6
Reading Time: 2 minutesSummary of the sixth week of my #SeniorDevRevamp project. Overall summary AWS Dev Associate certification preparation is somehow over. I have finished the course on UDEMY! Bravo me! The plan right now is to concentrate on the wrapping-up, going through mock exams and reading additional content (like whitepapers). Still a lot of work ahead, but
“Mastering API architecture” book review
Reading Time: 2 minutesSome time ago a blog post titled “Being glue” by Tanya Reilly caused some ripples in the IT industry. For some reason I remembered it when reading “Mastering API Architecture” by Gough, Bryant and Auburn. “Glue work” is the work that is something, that senior devs and upper ranks should do all the time. It’s the work, that must be done, but
Weekly summary #5
Reading Time: 2 minutesSummary of the fifth week’s of my #SeniorDevRevamp project. AWS on fire! Overall summary AWS Dev Associate certification exam hit me hard last week. The course on UDEMY is over 30 hours long, and that shows. In the second part of the week I had to pause the course for a couple of days. The
Back to basics #1 – Big O notation
Reading Time: 3 minutesI am going to start the “Back to basics” series with something really basic – Big O notation. I know, I know, quite simple, even trivial, but it’s good to go back to the real basics once in a while. Without further ado – let’s go! What’s the Big O? In short – Big O notation – is a way
“Designing Data Intensive Applications” by Martin Kleppmann
Reading Time: 2 minutes“Designing Data Intensive Applications” book by Martin Kleppmann is seen as a kind of the bible today. Unless you’re squezzing every CPU cycle, fine-tuning embedded C compilers, or working on the next AAA hit – this book must have caught your attention before. To be perfectly honest – I have read that book before. However, it was
Weekly summary #4
Reading Time: 2 minutesSummary of fourth week’s of my #SeniorDevRevamp project. New month gives new opportunities for growth – AWS mode is on! Overall summary However, before I’ve started hard with AWS, I have concluded Kubernetes refresher course. I have also worked my way through Kafka one. Both of course ended with a lot of created flashcards, and knowledge gained.
