@adeneys@hachyderm.io

Melbourne, Australia
Joined April 2010
If you've been looking for me, I'm now over on Mastodon @adeneys@hivecore.social
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In this age of the composable dxp it is important to abstract company IP out of the monolith as much as possible to improve maintainability and dev experience. – at Brisbane, Queensland
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Learning how people are using the stuff I've built with @JRondeau16 #sugcon
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Perhaps the best definition of clean code was given by @mfeathers: “Clean code always looks like it was written by someone who cares.”
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Not deploying on Friday (or not ending a Sprint on Friday) is a huge red flag for me. It tells me that your code is such poor quality (and so poorly tested) that you're afraid of something going wrong over the weekend. 1/2
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Developers, you are not victims. Do not put yourself in that position by asking for permission to do what you _know_ needs to be done.
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“There are only two hard problems in distributed systems: 2. Exactly-once delivery 1. Guaranteed order of messages 2. Exactly-once delivery.” - Mathias Verraes
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Even now as I write blog posts I can still here @cmsvortex in my head correcting my passive voice.
XmCloud, Yes, XmCloud at #sugcon @iamandycohen and I have both a session about @Sitecore #XmCloud🦸‍♂️🕹️🔥 #sitecore #edge #dx #api
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Test Driven Development thejenkinscomic.wordpress.co…
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After the first hundred lines or so of code are working -- stop! Shuffle, shuffle, shuffle. Aggressively refactor. Get it right before you start rapidly adding thousands of lines. You'll be glad you did. Get the seed right, then let the crystal grow.
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