Martin Fowler’s approach for proper management of clusters presents quite an interesting read.

Metadata storage, handling client interactions, dealing with duplicate requests, and helpful examples, it’s all there to make your life a bit easier.

This is the first volume of Martin Fowler‘s new series, introducing his framework for maximizing developer effectiveness.

The story has pointers, comparisons, and real-life case studies to help you maximize effectiveness.

This post dives deep into the concept of mental health and explains how it can be critical in the future of work. A must-read for leaders.

When it comes down to reducing burnouts, maximizing performance, or a similar problem, a great leader can help improve mental health and solve these problems for their team - read how.

According to research (and a bit of common sense), happy software developers are much more productive, write better code, and make overall better decisions.

This article focuses on increasing developer satisfaction and productivity and reveals four crucial categories of measuring their happiness.

The number of internal meetings has skyrocketed with the remote work. Darren Chait (COO of Hugo), shares how it might be too much.

In this article, he talks about four ways to improve remote meeting culture and stop wasting time by having highly effective meetings.

This is the story of what Gergely Orosz learned when he started selling his first-ever ebook. How is this relevant to starting a Startup?

Selling a product online taught Gergerly a lot about launching a business. It’s not easy to sell something, let alone starting a profitable business.

If you are a software engineer, his story is a must-read before you launch your startup.

Delivering secure applications will always be a priority for strong teams.

Our CTO Insider Dragan Ilievski (a cyber-security specialist) put together a framework that will make sure you level up your security.

The framework talks about how to:

Even though companies like DHL are highly benefiting from using Artificial Intelligence, 89% of companies implementing it aren’t getting their desired results, many are even losing a lot.

Will Knight’s story discusses what is it that makes some companies profit from AI, and others get a horrible return on investment by examining how DHL takes advantage.

Whether it was open-sourcing their NTP libraries, developing a cell tower to bring connectivity to rural areas, or using advanced robots to install fiber optic cables, (despite all of the scandals) Facebook has achieved a lot in the past year.

This is their wrap up of some of their biggest achievements and stories throughout 2020.

Hopefully, 2021 will bring much more.

AWS re:invent undoubtedly became the #1 tech event worldwide. Andy Jassy the CEO of AWS will open the January session with a keynote presentation. There are 240 sessions lined up on different topics I’m sure you’d enjoy.