Most software professionals grow up believing that great systems are built by writing great code. After years of working with banks, fintech platforms, national-scale digital systems, and enterprise platforms in Nepal, I have learned a hard truth:
Software projects rarely fail because of bad code.
They fail because the system was never designed to survive the real world.
This realization is what led me to write Beyond the Code.
From writing features to shaping systems
As developers, we are
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Design Patterns in OOP:
In Object Oriented Programming (OOP) pattern consists of description of certain objects and classes along with the attributes and dependencies of the class. It also provides the general purpose on solving the problem. So, patterns are reusable solutions to commonly occurring problems that are encountered repeatedly. Furthermore design patterns speed up the development process by providing tested and proven development paradigm.It became popular when it came in a forma
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UNLESS YOU’VE BEEN LIVING UNDER A ROCK, YOU’VE HEARD THE LATEST CODING BUZZWORD “MICROSERVICE”.
You may have defiantly heard about the latest buzzword “MicroServices” in the world of ICTs. In this article we’ll discuss about “what is microservice, Advantages of Microservice and Best Practices to Design Microservices ”.
what is a Microservices?
If you ask 5 developers to answer “what is Microservice?”. You’re likely to
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Innovation is defined as the process of making change in order to do something new.
Service-oriented Architecture make change easier. Traditionally, building your IT meant piecing together a collection of hardware software and networking components. These components were rigidly integrated so implementing change was difficult. With service-oriented architecture your IT is built with easy to assemble and easy reconfigurable components like building blocks.
Think of each building block not a
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