Reading List - Updated
I used to be a voracious reader through primary school and high school, but it kinda stopped somewhere during campus days. I have rekindled it recently, especially with the ability to read on-line
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Whiteboarding remotely
Like all of us in tech, we have all been working remotely since COVID-19 hit 9 months ago. I've got my home-office setup quite well: Desktop and laptop setup with large screenGood chair
Architecture, Cloud and Serverless
I had some follow-on thoughts after my post on Microservices: Distributed Data Patterns that I wanted to share. I came across Jeremy Daly’s detailed article on Higher Performing Microservices, that built on
Learning Python on AWS
I’ve been working in tech for just over 15 years now. I’ve relied on Java as my go-to tool for quick PoCs, and its carried well my thus far. But I
Microservices: Distributed Data Patterns
tldr It shouldn’t be synchronous I’ve written about microservices before, based on the work I did with the MAD-API program. One of the particular limitations and lessons learnt was that all
New Logitech MX Ergo mouse
I've written previously about my desktop setup. My main mouse in this setup has been the Logitech MX Revolution. Logitech MX Revolution on chargerI love this quote/review from Amazon: The Logitech MX