Joni Bekenstein

And here it is the recording of latest talk on Voxxed Days Trieste. Not sure about you but I'm very happy with the final result, lmk what you think :) Once again, thanks to the whole organisation team for providing the space to share a bit of my thoughts! <3 #softwareengineering #publicspeaking #techdebt

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Just got an important reminder from Google Play that If I don't complete my account verifications by Aug 7, 2024, my developer profile and all apps will be removed 😱 Time to update a few things in the Google Play Console 🔜👨‍💻 Have you done this already?🤔 #buildinpublic #indieDev #AndroidDev #mobiledeveloper #GooglePlayConsole

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🚀Unlocking the Power of Low Code Development: Advantages and Tips 🚀 I'm excited to share my latest blog post on an innovative approach that's transforming the software development landscape: Low Code Development. Whether you're a seasoned developer or a "citizen developer," this post is packed with valuable insights to help you understand and leverage the power of Low Code. 🔹 Understanding Low Code Development Low Code Development is revolutionizing application creation by utilizing graphical interfaces and minimal hand-coding. This approach democratizes development, enabling developers of varying skill levels to produce functional software quickly and efficiently. By simplifying the software development lifecycle, Low Code makes application development accessible to both professional developers and those with limited coding experience. 🔹 Developing an Application Using Low Code Tools The process of developing an application with Low Code tools involves several streamlined steps, from initial planning and requirements gathering to choosing the right platform and designing the user interface. With platforms like Mendix, OutSystems, and Microsoft Power Apps, you can leverage drag-and-drop interfaces, pre-built templates, and robust integration capabilities to create intuitive and scalable applications. Thorough testing and adherence to best practices for scalability, security, and performance are essential to ensure the application's success. 🔹 Tips for Maximizing the Benefits of Low Code Development To unlock the full potential of Low Code, it's crucial to adopt specific strategies and best practices. Selecting the appropriate platform, leveraging community resources, and maintaining a sharp focus on user experience are key. Staying updated with the latest features from Low Code vendors and fostering effective collaboration with non-technical stakeholders can further enhance development outcomes. Seamless integration with existing IT infrastructure ensures that Low Code solutions complement and enhance your technological ecosystem. 👉 Read the full post here: https://lnkd.in/eqHGgDBc Join me in exploring how Low Code Development can accelerate your development processes, reduce costs, and drive innovation. #LowCode #NoCode #SoftwareDevelopment #Innovation #TechTrends #BusinessGrowth

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I using the #k6 a some days and today i finished a course of Fernando Papito about #k6, is a tool and use a JavaScript based language, but the #k6 was maked in Go Lang. This framework is awesome and incredible for performance testing, load testing, stress testing and others. In this course i learned about all tests up's and i liked very much using. Eu estou usando #k6 a alguns dias e hoje finalizei um curso do Fernando Papito sobre o #k6, que é uma ferramenta e usa como base a linguagem JavaScript, mas o #k6 foi feito em Go Lang. Esse Framework é incrível para testes de carga, performance e demais testes de carga. Nesse curso eu aprendi sobre os testes acima, como funciona o #k6, como iniciar um projeto, fazer alguns testes e estou gostando muito de usá-lo. #k6 #performancetesting #qaengineer #qa

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Innovations in any industry are not just crucial, they are the source of progress and competitiveness in our rapidly evolving digital landscape. I believe that embracing and leveraging technological advancements is paramount for staying ahead in the modern business landscape. #software #logistics #digitalisation #logisticsmanagement

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create a web scraper tool for use with #langchaingo and add trace for #langsmith, todat I'm test with Maritaca AI

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😲 Wow, hold the phone! 📱 I just stumbled upon something that's got me grinning from ear to ear. Guess who's sitting pretty at the **top spot** on GitHub's contribution rankings? Me! Yes, you read that right. I'm as surprised as you are – it's like finding out I've won the lottery without buying a ticket! 🎟️🥇 Link or is fake: https://lnkd.in/eUJ6G85J So here's a massive shoutout to all the night owls 🦉, early birds 🐦, and everyone in between who's ever forked, cloned, or starred a repo. We're in this together, and I couldn't be more stoked about what we've achieved. Let's keep this code party going – who knows what surprises are around the next commit? 🎉 #GitHub #OpenSource #SurpriseNumberOne #CommunitySpirit #CodeParty

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Microservices or Monoliths? (Yeah, I know ...) It is an old and tired topic, and yet surprisingly it is still one that even I need to contemplate when starting a new project. Firstly, let’s not be reductive: there is no one solution to any technological challenge. Much like there is no one way to best manage a team or a department. Leverage the responsible solution for the challenge at hand. - Microservicing is an optimization (a series of them actually) driven by discovery, and monolithic design is an effective way to discover what you do not yet know. For the same reason why, as an architect, I rely on developing my thoughts through a working proof of concept, so do monolithic components point the way to something potentially better. -Monolith does not mean you get to write garbage code. Monoliths often have a stigma that has nothing to do with architecture. Simply put, with poor leadership comes an avalanche of garbage. The same code quality of a well crafted set of SOLID services can be implemented identically in a monolith. -Being first to market is overrated, yet there is no need to block product development because you have not yet decided on the perfect ecosystem. -Have well defined data boundaries from the start. It is not wrong to share a database between microservices, but when things do need to change make sure it is not a tangled mess. -Use those API Gateways to abstract paths and access. This is not a must-have, but it can be a prudent step that you can take before you need to know much of anything about your targeted future infrastructure. With that all said ... my typical preference, if time allows, is something in between: minimal Domain services. Start developing along the naturally occurring logical or categorical boundaries.

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Deploying Rails with Capistrano on bad SSH   In the world of Docker and modern cloud technologies deploying Rails applications on servers sometimes involves working with projects that are deployed using Capistrano.   What to do if you need to deploy such a project using Capistrano and at the same time SSH is constantly interrupted on the server?   First, let's address how to keep a program script running continuously even if the SSH connection is interrupted.   We will use the tmux terminal manager for this.   Tmux is a free console multiplexer utility. It's convenient to use for connecting and disconnecting terminals without losing processes and history.   As an alternative, there is a utility screen, but we will not consider it in this article.   First, connect to your server, install tmux (use your system's package manager), and attach to a new terminal session.   ~ ssh deploy@yourapp.com [deploy@yourapp ~]$ sudo yum install tmux [deploy@yourapp ~]$ tmux attach-session -t <name_of_session>   Now we have a terminal that will continue to run even after the connection is interrupted.   To exit the terminal, use the appropriate commands or keys (usually Ctrl + d or Ctrl + b).   To view, attach to, or close a tmux session, simply execute:   [deploy@yourapp ~]$ tmux ls [deploy@yourapp ~]$ tmux attach-session -t <name_of_session> [deploy@yourapp ~]$ tmux kill-session -t <name_of_session>   How do we now teach Capistrano to perform local deployment on a remote server?   Let's temporarily move to the project folder and add the capistrano-locally plugin to the Gemfile:   ~ bundle add capistrano-locally --group "development"   Let's include this plugin in the Capfile:   require 'capistrano/locally'   The configuration setup will be completed in the file config/deploy/production.rb:   # server 'yourapp.com', user: 'deploy', roles: %w[app web db], primary: true server 'localhost', roles: %w{app web} # no need to set SSH configs.   ask :branch, proc { `git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD`.chomp }.call   # role :app, %w[deploy@yourapp.com] # role :web, %w[deploy@yourapp.com] # role :db, %w[deploy@yourapp.com]   Let's save all the changes and push them to the git repository:   ~ git add --all ~ git commit -m 'Add "localhost" deployment.' ~ git push   The next step will be to download the project code from the git repository. You may need to add the SSH keys of your server to the git server. For example, on GitHub, there is an option for deployment keys. Here you can set the mode to read-only.   [deploy@yourapp ~]$ cd ~/projects/yourapp/ [deploy@yourapp yourapp]$ git pull   Now all that's left is to run the deployment locally in the terminal on the server, and of course, to check it beforehand.   [deploy@yourapp yourapp]$ cap production deploy:check [deploy@yourapp yourapp]$ cap production deploy   Now your Rails deployment will be as fast as possible and resilient to adverse conditions!

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🚀 Use #SonarQube to check you code's quality! 🚀 In today's fast-paced software development landscape, maintaining high #codequality is essential for delivering robust and #scalableapplications. This is where SonarQube comes into play! 🔍 What is SonarQube? SonarQube is an #opensource platform that continuously inspects the quality of code, providing detailed reports on #bugs, #codesmells, security #vulnerabilities, and more. It's a powerful tool for ensuring that your codebase remains clean, maintainable, and secure.  👉 https://lnkd.in/dp4mG_es 👈 🔧 Key Features: ✅ Static Code Analysis: Detects code quality issues in multiple programming languages. ✅ Continuous Inspection: Integrates seamlessly with CI/CD pipelines to ensure quality at every stage of development. ✅ Comprehensive Metrics: Offers in-depth metrics and visualizations for code coverage, complexity, duplications, and more. ✅ Security Vulnerabilities: Identifies and helps remediate potential security threats in your code. ✅ Customizable Rules: Allows teams to set and enforce their own coding standards and best practices. 📈 Why should you use SonarQube?: ☑ Improved Code Quality: Ensures consistent coding standards across the team. ☑ Early Bug Detection: Finds and fixes issues early in the development cycle, reducing technical debt. ☑ Enhanced Security: Proactively identifies vulnerabilities, helping to protect your applications from potential threats. ☑ Better Team Collaboration: Facilitates code reviews and encourages a culture of continuous improvement. Integrating SonarQube into your development workflow is a game-changer for maintaining high standards of code quality. Did you know about SonarQube's existantce? Have you use it? #SoftwareDevelopment #CodeQuality #SonarQube #DevOps #CI/CD #Security #CodingStandards

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"Fatal Error: Allowed Memory Size Exhausted" often arrives just like the Spanish inquisition. Suddenly! PHP has a number of great frameworks and comes with decent ORMs, yet whenever there is a need to deal with large memory datasets - it bites. These things aren't always documented, but here's a list of possible solutions: - disable hydration on entities: saves both memory and time - and here it's opt-in on degraded functionality; you will be surprised how much time goes into object instantiation vs arrays - disable buffering on result sets: normally buffering is on, i.e. the data is stored so that the sets can be iterated many times; you can change that and make them act more like streams and be iterable only once... - work with streams: not always possible (and remember that filters are also available!) - be selective in your SELECT: obvious, yet almost always ignored - use caching or tmpfile(): when working with corner cases it's all about trade-offs Then there's a second class of problems: sometimes the task is too big. For those you use queues and async communication, so that the end user gets an immediate confirmation and the task is simply executed in the background. Because of the last case I fell in love with WebSockets. Of course, you could have increased the memory limit - but then you are just delaying the inevitable crash. The first class of problems can be quickly solved in-house. For strategic help with queues and async communication - reach out!

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I received my '🔵 Blue belt' for completing all modules of the iOS Lead Essentials program 🥋! Here's a summary of what I learned 👇 - The fundamentals of good system design and architecture. How to think, design, and draw diagrams like a software architect. - Networking best practices to develop, maintain, and test a clean networking layer in iOS apps with key frameworks such as URLSession, URLProtocol, Decodable, and third-party code. Also, how to work effectively with backend teams. - Persistence best practices to effectively develop, maintain, and test a clean persistence layer in iOS apps using URLCache, CoreData, FileManager, Codable, and other key persistence frameworks. - UI, UX, and Presentation best practices, and how to develop, maintain, and test a clean UI and Presentation layer in iOS apps. How to use MVC, MVVM, MVP, and their variants, prototyping techniques, localizing apps, working effectively with designers, and how to create reusable UI/Presentation components. - Composition best practices - how to compose modules to form a fully functional app. Also, how to validate high-level acceptance criteria with automated tests at every level (Unit, Integration, Snapshot, UI...), how to use the Combine framework and how to develop, maintain, and test-drive a clean Composition layer in iOS apps. - How to develop better apps faster with ready solutions to common challenges such as modularization in large apps, pagination with caching, navigation and custom flows, dependency injection, generic and reusable components, performance optimizations, logging, profiling, and monitoring live apps. Click to see more: https://lnkd.in/dB7WVBhR

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Hi! I'd like to share today some hints about a very importante feature on OO languages, on that case, in JAVA... Inheritance. Understand this feature is the base for OO languages and know how to handle different cases is so powerfull to improve our deliverys everyday. Hope this article keep helping our community. https://lnkd.in/eMZ-pynV

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🚀 Exciting news from GitHub! 🚀 Today, GitHub showcased the power of GitHub Copilot by demonstrating how it can write a prime number test in Java... in Spanish! 🌟 This isn't just a glimpse into multilingual coding but a testament to how AI is revolutionizing our development processes. With Copilot Extensions and Copilot Workspace, we are entering a new era of coding efficiency and innovation. 🔍 Imagine the possibilities: seamless code generation, language flexibility, and smarter integrations, all powered by AI. As a developer and DevOps enthusiast, I am thrilled to see these advancements shaping the future of software engineering. Let’s embrace these tools and elevate our coding game! 👉 How do you think AI will change your workflow? Share your thoughts below! #GitHubCopilot #AIinTech #CodingInnovation #SoftwareDevelopment #DevOps #microsoft

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Ever have a "shower thought" or an idea pop up while driving? 🧠 That's because your brain has achieved automaticity with those tasks, freeing up mental space for other things. The same happens with TDD! 💡 When you're fluent with the Red-Green-Refactor cycle, parts become automatic (like running tests or writing simple tests). This allows your brain to "zone out" and focus on the code, leading to those "aha!" moments and a state of flow. This clarity and feeling of "being in the zone" is an often overlooked benefit of TDD fluency. It's incredibly productive and fosters a deeper understanding of the code. #TDD #Programming #Productivity #Automaticity #FlowState #CodeClarity #SoftwareDevelopment

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Eduardo Sanches Bocato is the man 🙇 When I watch all of these talks about iOS apps at scale, everything makes so much sense 💡 But for the past couple of days I was thinking to myself, it would be great if there was some project template which would showcase two main concepts from there: 1. “Interface” modules 📦 2. Navigation module for transparent navigation between feature modules 📱 Today, Eduardo pointed me that Bruno has covered both of these concepts in his navigation library which also has a demo application: https://lnkd.in/dwgtsjiC 🚀 This helped me so much in understanding how these concepts work on a practical example 🤘

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