Acceptance Criteria
No criteria is perfect and they inevitably take some time to refine and perfect. But! I think this is a good representation of my understanding of SDLC, my communication, and my management style.
No criteria is perfect and they inevitably take some time to refine and perfect. But! I think this is a good representation of my understanding of SDLC, my communication, and my management style.
I wrote about microservices and micro-UIs the other day and that got me thinking about another value in microservices; as a single source of truth. In this case the same can be said of shared classes & functions. This is an argument against code duplication. Let’s say for example, and I’m currently seeing this in …
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I think we’re all sold on the idea of microservices; they reduce risk, improve maintainability, and reduce fragility. When you think about it, everything in the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) is all about reducing down to the small possible increment. With user stories & requirements we want to boil down to a very small, …
https://zellwk.com/blog/endpoint-testing/
Massive credit and thank you to Log Rocket for generating so much valuable, fee content.
https://dev.to/nermineslimane/how-to-structure-your-express-and-nodejs-project-3bl
This was really helpful/valuable and I intend to come back to it regularly. https://www.coreycleary.me/project-structure-for-an-express-rest-api-when-there-is-no-standard-way
https://towardsdatascience.com/why-you-should-stop-using-or-in-sql-joins-right-now-d5b6e83464cf
https://neoteric.eu/blog/node-js-vs-python/