An AntiPattern is a literary style that describes a typical resolution to an issue with undeniably unfavourable effects. The AntiPattern could be the outcome of a manager or developer not knowing any better, not having the necessary expertise or understanding to address a certain problem type, or applying a perfectly good pattern in the wrong situation.

The Software Development Process is the structured approach to developing software for a system or project, sometimes called the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). Several approaches can be used, including waterfall, spiral, Agile, and incremental development. These different approaches will focus the testing effort at different points in the development...

The goal of most software development companies and their clients is software production at the lowest cost, with the best quality, in the shortest time. Proper planning and management of the development process with the right methodology is important to achieve such a goal. There are lots of software development...

Can we solve the usability problems of the humble update API? At its heart an API must solve five core problems, affectionately known as CRUD plus querying. Your API allows developers to create, retrieve, update, and delete information — queries being a special type of retrieve action. Compared to the...

Balancing Business Needs: Evaluating Architecture in Domain-Driven Design One topic has come up again and again over the years, sometimes more, sometimes less, in conversations among developers: What’s the best way to modularize software? As a longtime software developer, I’ve seen the tides shift and a variety of approaches rise...

In the world of modern software architecture, reliable communication between different components or microservices is crucial. This is where RabbitMQ, a queue based message broker, can play a vital role. RabbitMQ is a popular choice for implementing message queuing systems, ensuring reliable and scalable communication between various parts of...