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Nick Tune in Strategy, Architecture, Continuous Delivery, and DDD

Oct 29, 2016

Which 3 Coding Habits Have You Come to Love?

As more grey hairs start to appear on my head, more contentious opinions on the art of programming start to develop inside it. And I’ve noticed three of those opinions that just keep getting stronger. Either I’m completely wrong (did happen once), or…

Nick Tune in Strategy, Architecture, Continuous Delivery, and DDD

Dec 20, 2012

2012 taught me…..

In 2011 I worked hard in and outside of work to develop my core skills — SOLID, TDD etc. This year I learned many technical things with the bonus of incorporating ideas I learned during my studies of psychology.

Nick Tune in Strategy, Architecture, Continuous Delivery, and DDD

Oct 18, 2012

Just because the code looks the same

Head First Design Patterns. It’s been a long 3 and a half years since I read that book and one principle that always springs to mind is “encapsulate what varies”. Help me very much it did as a self-taught code monkey on the way to DRY enlightenment.

Two big…

Nick Tune in Strategy, Architecture, Continuous Delivery, and DDD

Sep 10, 2012

Method-per-class is a bit smelly

It’s unfortunate sometimes, how a person wants to do well, sets out with the best intentions, but doesn’t really appreciate the context they are operating in and doesn’t really get the results they are looking for. Quite like my own best attempts at reassuring upset…

Nick Tune in Strategy, Architecture, Continuous Delivery, and DDD

Jun 23, 2012

Is the code better?

As long as there is night, there will be day. As long as
there is twitter, there will be DHH posting “robust” opinions on there. Recently he was
making comments like this:

Nick Tune in Strategy, Architecture, Continuous Delivery, and DDD

May 19, 2012

Not Sure About “NO DB”

Abstractions are fundamental to object-oriented programming — to computing even — to life even. One abstraction that Uncle Bob likes is the database abstraction. In his NO DB post, he makes two main points:

1. Choosing a SQL database isn’t a given — you should decide what storage is…