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AI and the ironies of automation - Part 2

AI and the ironies of automation - Part 1

It is your fault if your application is down

Solving the wrong problem

The process deadlock

A note about eventual consistency - Part 2

A note about eventual consistency - Part 1

Thoughts on AI and software development - Part 5

Thoughts on AI and software development - Part 4

Thoughts on AI and software development - Part 3

Thoughts on AI and software development - Part 2

Thoughts on AI and software development - Part 1

(Un)coupling in distributed systems - Part 2

(Un)coupling in distributed systems - Part 1

The long way towards resilience - Part 10

The long way towards resilience - Part 9

The long way towards resilience - Part 8

The long way towards resilience - Part 7

The long way towards resilience - Part 6

The long way towards resilience - Part 5

The long way towards resilience - Part 4

The long way towards resilience - Part 3

The long way towards resilience - Part 2

The long way towards resilience - Part 1

Projects considered harmful - Part 2

Projects considered harmful - Part 1

Responsible IT - Part 2

Responsible IT - Part 1

The need-vs-want dilemma

Software - It's not what you think it is - Part 7

Software - It's not what you think it is - Part 6

Software - It's not what you think it is - Part 5

Software - It's not what you think it is - Part 4

Software - It's not what you think it is - Part 3

Software - It's not what you think it is - Part 2

Software - It's not what you think it is - Part 1

Back to the future

Rethinking job ads - Part 2

Rethinking job ads - Part 1

Forget efficiency

ChatGPT already knows - Part 7

ChatGPT already knows - Part 6

ChatGPT already knows - Part 5

ChatGPT already knows - Part 4

ChatGPT already knows - Part 3

ChatGPT already knows - Part 2

ChatGPT already knows - Part 1

Let's (not) break up the monolith - Part 2

Let's (not) break up the monolith - Part 1

Reality check

The tail at scale

Watch your time - Part 2

Watch your time - Part 1

Keeping the balance

Towards greener requirements

People only change in pain - Part 2

People only change in pain - Part 1

The right dose of resilience

The business case of resilient software design

The missing ops-dev feedback loop

The 100% availability trap

Why we need resilient software design - Part 5

Why we need resilient software design - Part 4

Why we need resilient software design - Part 3

Why we need resilient software design - Part 2

Why we need resilient software design - Part 1

Resilience vs. Fault tolerance

Resilience

In search of a robust change model

The public cloud revolution - Part 2

The public cloud revolution - Part 1

Leaving the rat race - Part 6

Leaving the rat race - Part 5

Leaving the rat race - Part 4

Leaving the rat race - Part 3

Leaving the rat race - Part 2

Leaving the rat race - Part 1

The non-existence of ACID consistency - Part 4

The non-existence of ACID consistency - Part 3

The non-existence of ACID consistency - Part 2

The non-existence of ACID consistency - Part 1

The disruption delay

The limits of standardization

The non-functional-no-value trap

People are not resources

The industrialization of IT fallacy

Quality - The unknown entity - Part 4

Quality - The unknown entity - Part 3

Quality - The unknown entity - Part 2

Quality - The unknown entity - Part 1

The importance of comments - Part 3

The importance of comments - Part 2

The importance of comments - Part 1

Don't make me think!

The importance of documentation

The cloud-ready fallacy

The limits of the Saga pattern

The microservices fallacy - Part 11

The microservices fallacy - Part 10

The microservices fallacy - Part 9

The microservices fallacy - Part 8

The microservices fallacy - Part 7

The microservices fallacy - Part 6

The microservices fallacy - Part 5

The microservices fallacy - Part 4

The importance of resilience engineering

The microservices fallacy - Part 3

The microservices fallacy - Part 2

The microservices fallacy - Part 1

The value of speed

The purpose of architecture

Throwing things away

Simplify! - Introduction

Simplify! - Part 15

The continuous amnesia issue

Simplify! - Part 14

Simplify! - Part 13

Simplify! - Part 12

Simplify! - Part 11

Simplify! - Part 10

The laws of architectural work

Open Source Software - Part 3

Open Source Software - Part 2

Open Source Software - Part 1

Simplify! - Part 9

Simplify! - Part 8

Worlds apart

Simplify! - Part 7

Simplify! - Part 6

Simplify! - Part 5

Dismiss maturity models

Simplify! - Part 4

Simplify! - Part 3

Simplify! - Part 2

Simplify! - Part 1

Degrees of uncertainty

Acting under uncertainty

Understanding uncertainty

The invisibility dilemma of software

Legacy systems

The reusability fallacy - Part 4

The reusability fallacy - Part 3

The reusability fallacy - Part 2

The reusability fallacy - Part 1

The different flavors of IT - Part 2

The different flavors of IT - Part 1

The three waves of digital transformation

Systems thinking and quality

The evolution of IT

All models are wrong. Some are useful!

The demise of business processes

The evolution of markets