It is the most common test type. As such, almost every coder learned it by example, alas — very few understand it in depth. The internet is so full of code-snippets, that too few take the effort to understand above the minimum it takes to make them work in a…

In a world of rushing to each release and releases are continuous and often, what do you do to safeguard your software? What can you do, like, what are the options? From a what exactly is CI/CD: Software CI is a process whose goal is (…) a distribution that is…

It has become a software-development essential that comes with a set of buzzwords, so many people kind ‘a picked them up from the context. But how much really is understood about CI/CD? This is an in-simple-words break down. This post is for technical and non-technical people alike, meant to help…

What do you see in your app-logs? Not enough info? Too much Noise? A provoking opaque stare back at you? When you find that your logs are not useful it’s often too late — you have a problem in production, and in addition to that you understand you do not…

Logs are one of the first-ever features of software. As such they have evolved a long way, and thus, are shrouded with misconceptions rooted in the past. …

Logs are a ubiquitous aspect of software. With time they have evolved from the main interface of programs to a sadly neglected side-effect of applications. …

This is my attempt at translating a song by Meir Ariel. But not accurately or entirely devoted to the source. That’s because for years I have misunderstood it a little, and the interpretation I had for it was something I came to love. From time to time I heard this…

CDN is a powerful concept but not a simple one to wrap your mind around. Having CDNs usually offered in modern days as a service, one has to understand the concept, and how it maps into the terminology of the service in use in order to make sense of the…