Artistry of Code

ABOUT THE EPISODEThis episode follows up on the subject of challenges in asynchronous communication which was started in episode #009

Welcome to episode #009. Today's topic is the Challenges of asynchronous communication.Do you have enough of waiting for HTTP responses to finish? Your application times out on a day-to-day basis? Check out the 9th episode to see if async communication patterns can ease, or maybe aggravate your pain?In this episode, you'll learn:

In the fifth bonus episode of the Artistry of Code Snippets series, Grzegorz shares his experience in achieving the "Sustainable Pace of development".Tune in for an interesting story and some good tips on how to implement this practice for yourself or the team you're working with. The steps are simple, and the return of investment is quite fast. What to expect from it? Happy and performant teams, better balance, more quality outcomes, less overburdening and exhaustion, nurtured performance and creativity.  There's much more to that - start from this episode, and experience it yourself!Links to resources mentioned in episode:https://agilemanifesto.org/https://agilemanifesto.org/principles.htmlhttps://kanbanize.com/agile/project-management/principleshttp://www.extremeprogramming.org/rules.htmlhttp://www.extremeprogramming.org/rules/overtime.htmlhttp://www.extremeprogramming.org/rules/velocity.htmlLink to Grzegorz's article:[To Be Added]

Another episode is out live! In the #008 we've taken a look at the latest 26th volume of ThoughtWorks' Technology Radar. Each of us brought a few points of his choice from the report, making a highlights list of things that we find especially interesting, valuable or important in our daily work.If you don't know what the Technology Radar report is - it's fine, because we've made an effort for our listeners to understand its assumptions and how to read it.Read the full Technology Radar report on the Thought Works website: https://www.thoughtworks.com/radar Interested in AMQP Prosumer - the OS project from Grzegorz?You can find it in the NPM registry:https://www.npmjs.com/package/amqp-prosumer

Welcome to the “James Bond” of AoC episodes - #007. We used this special opportunity to host a special guest - Nicolas De Boose, Tech Lead from Urbantz. Nicolas is a friendly, warm and open-minded person and a true professional at the same time, which makes him a perfect fit for the position. In our conversation we revealed a few highlights from his career, we got to know what drives him for development, but mostly we focused on his love for Clean Architecture and his experience in applying that idea in a real-life, business environment.Links and resourcesBlog of Nicolashttps://www.mechantblog.com/Nicolas on Twitterhttps://twitter.com/nicodeboose

In this episode, Artur, Marek and Grzegorz share their views and experiences with different forms of so-called "knowledge sharing" on levels of: organizations, teams and individuals.

In the third episode of the Snippet series, Marek shares his 4 tips on the professional development of software developers. If you want to grow as a developer - this episode is for you!Do you have any other tips to help others to grow? Share them in the comments on our social media profiles!Make sure you've subscribed to our podcast, don't hesitate to share this episode with others and tell us what you think about the content we deliver.Facebook: https://facebook.com/ArtistryOfCodeTwitter: https://twitter.com/ArtistryOfCodeLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/artistry-of-code/

Another episode released! In #005 we've tried to answer the question “Who is the QA anyway?” of delivered software. Is it a manual tester, Quality Assurance Engineer, or someone else?We've analyzed the typical process of Agile software development to find an answer. Do you have your opinion already? Press the “play” button and compare it to our findings!

In the third episode of the Snippet series, Grzegorz shares his tips on implementing the "Learn, Apply, Repeat" mantra. If you were looking for ways on how to structure your personal development - you will find this episode really useful!The full article can be found here:https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/learn-apply-repeat-grzegorz-godlewskiMake sure you've subscribed to our podcast, don't hesitate to share this episode with others and tell us what you think about the content we deliver.

Episode #004 is already here! This time we wanted to share with you the selection of tools that might help you forget about the routine tasks and focus on things that really matter (and fortunately machines can't do them yet

In the second episode of The Snippet Series Artur is giving his insights into the topic of proper sizing "unit" for Unit Testing.How to make Unit Testing well-grained? Is every piece of code worth having separate test suite? What to do when the size of your test files overwhelm you? You can find answers to those questions in the episode.00:00 Intro

In the third episode, Artur, Marek and Grzegorz share their approach towards refactoring of code.How to be well prepared?What to focus on?What to avoid while performing refactoring?Answers to these and other questions can be found inside.Make sure you subscribe to the show in your podcasting app! You can also drop us a review :)

In the first episode of our SNIPPETS series, which we deliver to you with a promise of all episodes being not longer than 10 minutes, Marek talks about migrating the code to TypeScript, the ways to do that right and safe, but also explaining why it is a business decision, not only a technical one.In this episode you will hear about:

In episode #002 we've brought up the topic that some love, others hate, but all of us need to take care of eventually. Errors, defects, mistakes, bugs... It's all about them, or rather how to get rid of them and make it stay this way.In this episode you will hear about:

Who we are, what we do, where we are from.In the first episode: Artur, Marek and Grzegorz talk about:- measuring the value of software delivery,- "managing the time" or rather, "managing ourselves in time",- handling our egos at work,- introducing "Programmers Workout" to the weekly plan.We would like to hear your feedback! Tell us what you think, so that we can prepare more interesting content for you to enjoy. Hear you next time!Visit us on:- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ArtistryOfCode- Twitter: https://twitter.com/ArtistryOfCode#NewYearResolutions #future #development #SofwareDevelopment #SoftwareEngineering