Architecture Weekly #51 - 29th November 2021

Welcome to the next week!

It’s snowing here in Wrocław.Winter came. I’m not sure how you like that part of the year, but I don’t! The only benefit is a lot of time for reading. So right about time for the new Architecture Weekly!

This week I especially recommend:

• JetBrains - The State of Developer Ecosystem 2021

• Richard Lennox - Balancing Autonomy and Alignment with Accountability

• Daniel Lemire - For software performance, can you always trust inlining?

But check also the others!

Architecture

• Evan Bottcher - The strong and weak forces of architecture

• Mauro Servienti - On working with a ViewModel Composition based system

• Matthew Clark - BBC Online: Architecting for Scale with the Cloud and Serverless

• JetBrains - The State of Developer Ecosystem 2021

• Richard Lennox - Balancing Autonomy and Alignment with Accountability

Distributed Systems

• Google Cloud Blog - A handy new Google Cloud, AWS, and Azure product map

• Victor Künstler - Optimizing Kafka Streams Apps on Kubernetes by Splitting Topologies

Databases

• O. Marcu, A. Costan, B. Nicolae, G. Antoniu - Virtual Log-Structured Storage for High-Performance Streaming

• Alex Vondrak - How Time Series Databases Work—and Where They Don't

DevOps

• GitHub - Secure deployments with OpenID Connect & GitHub Actions now generally available

Go

• Erik Engheim - Go Does Not Need a Java Style GC

JavaScript

• Ramda - A practical functional library for JavaScript programmers.

NodeJS

• Keeth Kuwahara - npm-stats-api: Node Package's Statistics API

• Steven Vachon - broken-link-checker: Find broken links, missing images, etc within your HTML

.NET

• Konrad Kokosa - Configuring dotnet-monitor with Prometheus and Grafana

• Robert Krzaczyński - Anomaly Detection Using ML.NET

• .NET Blog - Azure Active Directory’s gateway is on .NET 6.0!

• Alex Yakunin - .NET 6 vs .NET 5: up to 40% speedup!

• .NET Blog - Infer# v1.2: Interprocedural Memory Safety Analysis For C#

Performance

• Daniel Lemire - For software performance, can you always trust inlining?

Tools

• JetBrains - Welcome to Fleet!

Security

• LuemmelSec - Go away BitLocker, you´re drunk

Industry

• NextCloud - EU tech sector fights for a Level Playing Field with Microsoft

Trivia

• Dan Luu - Individuals matter

• Stephen Diehl - The Handwavy Technobabble Nothingburger

• Julia Galef - Why you think you're right - even if you're wrong

Happy reading and wish you a wonderful week!

Cheers!

Oskar