Because each component in software design is like a mango. There is a flexible layer covering outside of a rigid core.

Preston Pham in Mango Tree

Oct 5

a colorful painting of a farmer (wearing Golang shirt) collecting fallen mangos under a mango tree in the style of 1800s, pixel art

Quickly compare Go GC and Java GC

I still remember Java GC from tweaking it some time ago so why not…

Preston Pham in Mango Tree

Jul 4

A colorful painting of a mango tree wearing a cap, in the style of 1800s, pixel art

My 3 years using CAP Theorem in 5 minutes

Simple CAP is not suitable to convey its meaning…

Preston Pham in Mango Tree

Mar 27

A colorful painting of happy men, relaxing on the beach, drinking mango juice, in the style of 1800s, pixel art

5 tips to secure your weekends

Just a little bit more and I can deliver this mission critical feature…

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Preston Pham in Mango Tree

Mar 4

A colorful painting of a collage of 3 images, first is a bottle of mango juice, second is an image of mango farm, third is an image of mango farmers, in the style of 1800s, pixel art

Design Pattern: Facade

The “Facade” concept focuses on decomposing a complex system into manageable sub-systems, each having its dedicated…

Preston Pham in Mango Tree

Feb 28

A colorful painting of lines of mango trees, each column has a numbered sign post in front, in the style of 1800s, pixel art

Simple Hash Map with Scala in 15 minutes

You are getting started with Scala?

Preston Pham in Mango Tree

Feb 22

Pair Programming in enterprise

In the vast landscape of software development methodologies, one timeless technique has stood the test of time — Pair Programming. Many teams avoid this technique due to unfamiliarity and the upfront cost required. Indeed, it’s hard to justify doubling the resource, going…