Flexbase & the art of writing Enterprise Apps – Part 2 !!
13 January 2022Green or Brown – colour doesn’t matter! Impact is the same 🙂 The application landscapes these days is such that there is a constant churn – new applications are being written (greenfield), existing applications are being modernised/extended/integrated (brownfield) with other applications to deliver functionalities. Of course, using Flexbase for building a mission critical Enterprise application…
Digital Transformation to Microservices – The Approach
5 January 2022I will start with a scenario where a large system is being developed for over a decade. With time, it has become a gigantic system with ideas from so many developers from time to time and the team is finding it costly and time-consuming to maintain the system on daily basis. The technology team and…
How not to lose sleep over product customizations & codebases
26 October 2021I once heard Spiritual master Sri Sri Ravi Shankar say: “ Pain is inevitable but suffering is optional”. I could immediately connect with this, as I was struggling to manage the consequences of trying to extend/customize Spaghetti Code, and I strongly felt that much of the struggle and pain was avoidable when it came to Product development…
The Great Migration: Peculiar Complexities of Monolith to Microservices Migration
22 October 2021There are peculiar complexities that threaten the success of monolith to microservices migration projects by making them difficult and costly to undertake. Unfortunately, you cannot hide or ignore these complexities. Even if, somehow, you manage to complete a migration project by evading the complexities, the party wouldn’t last long. You will end up getting haunted…
How to rediscover the Joy of Coding?
15 October 2021The past few months have been an absolute windfall for tech professionals with several companies facing off in a virtual bidding war to hire talent. A friend of mine said – that in Bengaluru, he would need to offer a BMW motorbike as a joining bonus to hire people and of course, the widely reported comment…