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Who Disposes Your Repository

Recently, I’ve went again through the discussion of how the Repository Pattern works with Dependency Injection (DI) in one of the projects I’m involved in. Even if these patterns are around for a while and there are many examples on how to use them together, discussing some particular

Why I Write Isolated Unit Tests

Most of the times when I talk about unit testing or I ask encourage my colleagues to write unit tests, I emphasis on writing GOOD Unit Tests which are easy to write, they test only one thing and they run in isolation. I always make a clear distinction between these

The Code Design Training

It was few months ago more than a year ago (22nd of February 2013 in my Trello card, Ideas column), when I came up with the thought of developing a training about how to write good code. At that time I was doing a lot of thinking about how to

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Detailed Technical Design: Bridging Architecture and Code for Predictable Delivery

Detailed Technical Design: Bridging Architecture and Code for Predictable Delivery

Detailed Technical Design bridges architecture and code. By defining requirements, contracts, and code design upfront, teams gain predictability, reduce rework, and build consistent structure, leading to efficient, maintainable software delivery.

10 Practical Approaches That Shape My Work in Software Architecture

10 Practical Approaches That Shape My Work in Software Architecture

After 13+ years in software architecture, I’ve defined 10 key practices that help deliver predictable, maintainable software—covering design structure, process, team setup, and infrastructure. Here's how I keep complexity under control and systems built to last.

Project Design in Software Delivery: An Engineering Approach

Project Design in Software Delivery: An Engineering Approach

Project Design brings an engineering approach to software projects. It enables Predictability through clear planning, accurate estimation, and strong collaboration between architect and PM. Learn how Code Design and Training improve delivery outcomes.

Enabling Predictable Delivery with Application Infrastructure

Enabling Predictable Delivery with Application Infrastructure

Learn how Application Infrastructure enforces architecture in code to support predictable delivery. Improve code design, reduce complexity, and boost team efficiency in long-term software projects.

Why Programmers Should Challenge the Stakeholders

Why Programmers Should Challenge the Stakeholders

Have you ever worked on a state of the art programming project? And then a new requirement arrives, it's implemented and suddenly you're working on a legacy project?

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Migrate to Ghost 1.x on Azure

Migrate to Ghost 1.x on Azure

You might remember that I am running this blog on Ghost self hosted on Azure. I wrote about how I've migrated from Wordpress in an older post. Now, I migrated to Ghost 1.x, and in the process I configured a better dev environment for my theme and auto deployment to an App Service from GitHub

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Drawing from our extensive project experience, we develop training programs that enhance predictability and reduce the cost of change in software projects.

We focus on building the habits that make developers adopt the industry best practices resulting in a flexible code design.

App Infrastructure for Clean Architecture
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App Infrastructure for Clean Architecture

2 days workshop

This training teaches how to create an Application Infrastructure that establishes a code structure enforcing Separation of Concerns and adherence to Clean Architecture principles.
Code Design Practices
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Code Design Practices

2 to 5 days workshop

This training covers a wide range of topics, principles, and best practices for writing maintainable code. Together, these elements teach techniques on how to create a code design that embraces change.