The limits of standardization
Why standardization is a double-edged sword

Standardization is a two-edged sword. It has a value, but it also comes at a price.
Why standardization is a double-edged sword
Standardization is a two-edged sword. It has a value, but it also comes at a price.
Why ignoring NFRs is a bad idea
This post is about another “evergreen” in IT: The fallacy that only business features have business value.
Avoiding concept spill in API design
API design is a huge topic these days and you find a lot of information about how to design good APIs. Unfortunately, most of it is about tools or technology: Use Tool X for great APIs! Use technology Y and everything will be fine!
Why 'cloud-ready' is not a viable strategy
Lately, I had a discussion with an on-premises data center manager who claimed that public cloud does not leverage any cost advantages over on-premises computing. His numbers would even prove that public cloud is more expensive than the on-premises operations they offer.
Why it is not a replacement for distributed transactions
The Saga pattern has become quite popular in the context of microservices. While it basically is described correctly in the referenced source, most often I see a grave misunderstanding.