If you are like me, when developing an application you are always looking (although sometimes it is difficult) to use a series of ‘rules’ that help you to make the code cleaner, be as uncoupled as possible, be scalable … In a previous article I already talked about SOLID principles Read more…
As a developer, you probably use or have heard about SOLID principles. This acronym, introduced by Robert C. Martin (Uncle Bob), in his book Agile Software Development: Principles, Patterns, and Practices, refers to five basic principles of object-oriented programming, which are related to Design Patterns. If we apply these five Read more…
Normally, in software development we often encounter problems that have similar characteristics. To solve them we find different solutions, but as some of these solutions are usually better than others (from the point of view of flexibility and reusability), they end up being preferred. These solutions end up becoming Design Read more…
What is Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery of software? What does CI/CD mean? When different developers work together in an application, if the merge of code occurs at the same time, numerous problems can occur: conflicts between different developers’ code, errors … which makes this process slow. This is where Read more…
