Last November, my good friend Konstantin and I went to Devoxx Morocco to present a talk titled “The Hardware Mindset in a Software World.” The idea behind the talk comes from our roots in hardware engineering: we both studied it as a classical engineering discipline, and that background still strongly influences how we think about […]
At Code Nomads we love to share knowledge, both with our clients and among our colleagues. Our own Makan Sepehrifar took our internal stage at the last team meeting and shared about the project he’s currently working on. During the past year, he pioneered a proof of concept (PoC) project aimed at uncovering the impact of Generative […]
Meet Rodolfo Fortes. He moved from Brazil to The Netherlands in August 2021 to join the Code Nomads tribe. We asked him about his experiences after his first months. How would you introduce yourself? “I’m a curious person. I’m always trying to find out how stuff works, as well in computer programming or other things […]
Meet Soroosh Khodami. He moved from Iran to The Netherlands in November 2021 to join the Code Nomads tribe. We asked him about his experiences after his first months. What did you do for a living in your home country Iran? “I was Technical Lead in a known telecom software provider, called Tecnotree. I established […]
I’ve been a Software Engineer working on java projects for almost 15 years, and on a good portion of this time, we have used code generators to some extent in our projects. Today, I want to share my most recent observations as a result of using OpenAPI generators on our current project. If you have […]
Introduction With the rapid development of technology and communication methods, our lives became more chaotic, demanding and hectic than ever before. There’s always an urgent thing that needs your attention. Thanks to Whatsapp, Slack and smartphones we are all reachable and online 24/7. So how to relax, keep focus and don’t be overwhelmed by this? […]
Introduction into mob programming I remember a time, when at every code review, I was screaming inside and dying bit by bit at every line of code. Another piece of code that has no structure and no consistency; another layer is leaking into another one—the nth solution for the same problem inside one application. Put […]
Concurrent programming & Kotlin A computer program is a nicely ordered flow of instructions, executed one after the other from start to finish… Except when it is not. We often wish to split this flow. Let’s see why and when to do it. SO, WHAT’S CONCURRENT PROGRAMMING? The traditional way of writing programs is to […]
This post is aimed at Java or Kotlin backend developers who wish to start writing web services in Rust or are simply interested in other languages. Below I will explain what Rust is and show you how to build a basic web service in Rust. Author: James Daly Rust Compared To Java Rust is a systems […]
Introduction An overview on SoC principals for 3-tier web applications and microservices. The article will also show how SoC is a natural way of thinking in building systems with microservices. SoC (Separation Of Concerns) is an important design and architectural principle: every element of a software application — a component, a layer, a package, a class, […]