I’ve seen my fair share of projects and customers over the past 10 years working in the software Integration industry. At Polarising, the solid expertise in this area allows me to work every day with a team of Architects capable of determine the best solution to the...
The good thing about being a programmer right now is that there are multiple programming languages to choose from and in each iteration, there are better tools, more support for workloads and fewer annoying bugs. The bad thing about being a programmer right now is...
How many times have we heard there’s no place for a Business Analyst in SCRUM teams (or other Agile frameworks)? Even better: when someone asks if your company works with SCRUM the answer usually is “Yes, we do, but I’m not part of the SCRUM team!”. Fortunately...
It’s been five years since software developer Martin Fowler described the concept of a microservices architecture (MSA), which in theory goes further than a service-oriented architecture (SOA). In this approach, the design of software applications is broken down from...
There’s no denying the importance of software in today’s world. It seems to be everywhere: in your computer and in your phone but also in your car and in your fridge. With all this software around, you’d be forgiven for thinking that developing software is easy and,...
Some of us attended the Tech Lab that Red Hat hosted in Lisbon on Application Development at the end of last year. When it comes to a practical view on AD in a containerized world, Red Hat has a lot to say and show, in fact, its recent acquisition by IBM is mainly due...
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