The object-oriented paradigm is founded on a collection of concepts and principles which have a hierarchical relationship with each other. When moving towards from concepts to design patterns the problems and solutions get more concrete and sensible. Here it is a map which shows this hierarchy and how each philosophy of problem-solving in the object-oriented Read More…
If you want to see what features are added to C# from version 6.0 until now at a glance, browse this online intractive map created by myEspresso using MindManager. https://myespresso.net/Maps/ModernCSharp.html
We -“myEspresso team”- have created a public repository on “GitHub” to publish non-commercial projects which we develop. We believe coding is fun and developing applications can make be a fun activity for us. Although, these applications are not so complicated or world-changing they might can fun and interesting for you. In the future, we will Read More…
In myEspresso we believe in empowering novice developers to be self-confidence, not only educating and guiding them in learning software engineering but also involving them in real projects and events. The 3rd Tehran ICT Challange in Fintech was on 8-9 August. myEspresso participated in the competition with two young developers(Ana and Saman) accompanied By Zahra Read More…
More than fifteen years ago, when I had started my career path, I was working with a team lead who used to arrange some study tasks for the team to improve team technical skills, the assigned topics were more than the time we had on an ordinary day, he believed some of these topics should Read More…
Have you ever wondered why so many organizations fail at building effective and high performing teams despite offering so much support in different ways e.g. by managing people, by managing the environment, and by coaching teams? You’re not alone. This is often something that frustrates teams, coaches, and managers. You’d think that given all the Read More…
This article is taken from Allan Kelly’s new book: “Continuous Digital: An agile alternative to protest” – also known as “The #NoProjects book” and is reproduced here with permission. “Nothing in life is to be feared; it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so that we may fear less.” Read More…
Software organizations looking to adopt an iterative and incremental process have found themselves left with less than ideal options. While RUP, the IBM Rational Unified Process®, was the first mainstream iterative software process, its complexity and size makes it difficult to adopt. Agile processes like Scrum and XP, on the other hand, are leaner, but Read More…
While the underlying technology and patterns are certainly interesting, microservices have always been about helping development teams be more productive. Whether used as a technique for architects to manage complexity or to make small teams more independent and responsible for supporting the software they create, the human aspect of microservices cannot be ignored. Many of Read More…
Microservices is a silver bullet, magic pill, instant fix, and can’t-go-wrong solution to all of software’s problems. In fact, as soon you implement even the basics of microservices all of your dreams come true; you will triple productivity, reach your ideal weight, land your dream job, win the lottery 10 times, and be able to Read More…