A personal blog that uses simple programs, such as Hello World and a Rust example that panics on invalid input, to explore testing, error handling and how to approach complexity. It also looks at the meaning of the word 'tackle' and the ideas behind it.
Website: https://www.tacklingcomplexity.com/
Short, analytical essays on software testing in Salesforce projects, drawing lessons from specific defects and specification flaws. Readers get a way of thinking about test scope, ambiguous requirements and data modelling errors.
Essays on software quality, engineering culture and the organisational patterns that cause delivery problems, drawing on the author's experience with large transformation programs. Recent issues cover measuring change through failure modes, learning from control breaches, and designing antifragile guardrails for AI-assisted development.
Programming Hard publishes practical, opinionated articles on Android and Kotlin app development, with a focus on testing and Gradle build setup. Each issue works through code examples to explain why common practices cause problems and what to do instead.
An engineering blog from the team building Astradot, a Kafka-compatible system on S3, covering distributed systems design, testing and cloud infrastructure. Posts explain technical tradeoffs such as S3 Express append semantics, deterministic simulation testing in CI, and Terraform monorepo management.
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