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love reading books on distributed systems. Quite a few of them shares and advice, which can be summarized to:

*First check if someone else made it. Often it has and by people smarter than you. *

Often this is very, very true. You should still implement it for fun. But for production, it is often (almost always) beneficial to use something that is tested in the field.
This is by the way not limited to distributed systems.
#programming #systemdevelopment #systemarchitecture #distributedsystems

love reading books on distributed systems. Quite a few of them shares and advice, which can be summarized to:

*First check if someone else made it. Often it has and by people smarter than you. *

Often this is very, very true. You should still implement it for fun. But for production, it is often (almost always) beneficial to use something that is tested in the field.
This is by the way not limited to distributed systems.
#programming #systemdevelopment #systemarchitecture #distributedsystems

love reading books on distributed systems. Quite a few of them shares and advice, which can be summarized to:

*First check if someone else made it. Often it has and by people smarter than you. *

Often this is very, very true. You should still implement it for fun. But for production, it is often (almost always) beneficial to use something that is tested in the field.
This is by the way not limited to distributed systems.
#programming #systemdevelopment #systemarchitecture #distributedsystems

love reading books on distributed systems. Quite a few of them shares and advice, which can be summarized to:

*First check if someone else made it. Often it has and by people smarter than you. *

Often this is very, very true. You should still implement it for fun. But for production, it is often (almost always) beneficial to use something that is tested in the field.
This is by the way not limited to distributed systems.
#programming #systemdevelopment #systemarchitecture #distributedsystems

love reading books on distributed systems. Quite a few of them shares and advice, which can be summarized to:

*First check if someone else made it. Often it has and by people smarter than you. *

Often this is very, very true. You should still implement it for fun. But for production, it is often (almost always) beneficial to use something that is tested in the field.
This is by the way not limited to distributed systems.
#programming #systemdevelopment #systemarchitecture #distributedsystems

https://www.zooml.dev/

is now live! the 1.0.0 verison is OUT

#launch #zooml #systemarchitecture #systemdevelopment

New implementation of the userflow. Decided to have all the edits in a sidebar to make it easier to change.

#systemarchitecture #systemdevelopment #developer #code #coding

tried to model a simple controller in my diagram tool

#systemarchitecture #systemdevelopment #coding #programming

Sheetboxing Quiz Screen: Solve a few quizzes, and you'll naturally grasp the basics of Sheetboxing! 🥊✨

https://t.hanafusa.works/en/sheetboxing/13/

#Boxing #MartialArts #Sheetboxing #SystemDevelopment #IT #Programming #App

🛠️💡 Unlocking the power of #UserStories and #Akzeptanzkriterien in #SystemDevelopment! In the realm of #MBSE, where #Model-based #SystemsEngineering reigns supreme, we transcend traditional boundaries, weaving agility into every aspect of our engineering processes. With #AgileCheese, we embrace automation to streamline workflows and enhance #agile collaboration. Let #cheese-powered #Models pave the way to system excellence! 🚀🧀

Are your engineering teams ready to build reliable systems to help retailers for the next #BlackFriday?

Read this article by @cford as we deep dive into this topic: https://ter.li/ppjo1t

#ProductInnovation #TechnologyStrategy #SystemDevelopment