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design patterns

YAGNI and Building Good Practices into Your Architecture

In software development, the mantra “You Aren’t Gonna Need It” (YAGNI) serves to keep projects lean, avoiding features or complexity until absolutely necessary. But over my 16 years in development, I’ve noticed that when it comes to architecture, this mindset often backfires. Certain patterns - like asynchronous programming,

reactive programming

Reactive Programming - Tower Defense for Data

Following a reactive approach to development is like setting up defenses in a tower defense game. You set up your pipeline of operators, each with its own skill and its own preferred target - and that’s it. Allow the application to send in the events and watch the operators

functional programming

Functional Reactive Programming

There's something about FRP specifically that makes programming an absolute pleasure. Designing an elegant reactive application is a great feeling and opens you're mind to just how rewarding it can be to focus on decoupling. Thinking in reactive (message driven) streams has clear benefits between multiple