Software architecture. Besides being one of my favourite aspects in the industry, it’s a topic that seems to keep evolving in both importance and the knowledge surrounding it. As a disclaimer, this is my take on software architecture in a modern, ever evolving and chaotic world. It’s based on several years of experience and a personal hunt for the optimal architecture, hence containing a lot of “I think…”.
In my last episode, I wrote about how I got a typescript react app to work in a Laravel stack.
I have previously written a blog post about a knitting app I made for my wife
(https://dev.to/itminds/knitzilla-2lj0).
Twas a cold winter morning, among the fields the actions was slowly waking up.
"Sire, it is never fast to start up". The sire knew, however he did not know of any alternatives.
"I just wish it was easy" said peasy, the sire and dispatched a thunk to fetch some milk.
This is a follow up article to the previous introduction to NestJS (read the prior article here). After the introduction and setup, we are now ready to start building our resolvers for our API.
A new experimental feature in .NET Core is the System.CommandLine NuGet package(s). These make it possible for developers to create CLI (Command Line Interface) projects using the console application template from .NET Core.
Alongside .Net Core 3.0 comes a welcome feature to the ASP.NET Core framework, more precisely the support for using gRPC (Google Remote Procedure Calls).
I have the pleasure of working for IT Minds under the guise of a Senior Software Developer. In short I am one of the people with technological responsibilities across the board.
In the end of September (24') IT-Minds will he hosting a workshop To the moon with ApolloGraphQL. In this workshop we will be building a webshop for Watto who is a known slavetrader based out of tatooine.
