#11 - 22nd February 2021

Architecture

• Coding Over Cocktails Podcast - The Fundamentals of Software Architecture and Microservices with Mark Richards

• Software Engineering Radio Podcast - Michael Perry on Immutable Architecture

• DataDog Blog - Introducing Glommio, a Thread-per-Core Crate for Rust & Linux

• Alberto Brandolini - Which Process for Domain-Driven Design?

• Marco Bürckel - Some thoughts on using CQRS without Event Sourcing

• Kacey Bui - Introduction to Event-Driven Architecture

Distributed Systems

• Gremlin - 2021 state of Chaos Engineering

• AWS re:Invent 2020 - How Disney+ deploys globally with Amazon ECS

Databases

• Connor Stack - Let's Build a Simple Database

• T. Kraska, A. Beutel, Ed H. Chi, J. Dean, N. Polyzotis - The Case for Learned Index Structures

• Henning Funke, Jens Teubner - Like Water and Oil: With a Proper Emulsifier, QueryCompilation and Data Parallelism Will Mix Well

DevOps

• Storage Unpacked Podcast - Storage & Kubernetes with Nigel Poulton

API

• Postman Youtube - From zero to Async API

.NET

• David Fowler - .NET coding patterns

• .NET Runtime - Developers can have access to more options when configuring async awaitables

• Microsoft - Dapr for .NET Developers

• Matt Connew - CoreWCF 0.1.0 GA Release

• .NET Blog - Richard Lander - Announcing .NET 6 Preview 1

Java

• InfoQ - Netflix Open Sources Their Domain Graph Service Framework: GraphQL for Spring Boot

Coding Life

• Kent Beck - The Product Development Triathlon

• Sebastian Gębski - Generation of illiterate developers

• Tomek Onyszko - The most important skill you can learn with no cost?

Security

• Teo Selenius - Web Application Security Checklist

• XSSFox - Build Pipeline Security

• Chris Dzombak - Securing my personal SSH infrastructure with Yubikeys

• Google Security Blog - Mitigating Memory Safety Issues in Open Source Software

Industry

• Wired - Can Australia Force Google and Facebook to Pay for News?

Trivia

• GitHub Blog - How we illustrate at GitHub

• The New York Times - This Cloud Computing Billing Expert Is Very Funny. Seriously.