Alberto Manuel Ruiz

The slides of my session in #Drupal #DrupalIberia about Legacy code are already availables here https://lnkd.in/dYM7d2Rf Now, you can copy the memes and share without problems :P

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Fuego? Chi, Gin, Fiber and Echo are great frameworks. But since they were designed a long time ago, their current API does not allow them to deduce OpenAPI types from signatures, things that are now possible with generics. Fuego offers a lot of "modern Go based" features that make it easy to develop APIs and web applications. #GoProgramming #FuegoFramework #WebDevelopment #APIDesign #OpenAPI #GoLang #SoftwareEngineering #BackendDevelopment #WebFrameworks #ModernGoDevelopment #Gin #Fiber #Echo https://lnkd.in/gzMJaW3M

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Every developer groans when sonarqube gets integrated into the dev environment, because this integration means more work, more refactoring. Im no different. However, as I sit down to go thru these sonarqube suggestions one by one and perform the appropriate fixes to get rid of the code smells, I start to realise the wealth of knowledge I get to accumulate as far as quality code is concerned, and in a way, sonarqube fixes bring the developer back to the basics, which is essential in every developer’s journey. Dont hate on sonar, embrace sonar. Btw, sharing a great video from Intellipaat https://lnkd.in/gc_sfNaj #sonar #codeQuality #backToBasics

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Just finished the course “Advanced Azure Microservices with .NET for Developers” by Rodrigo Díaz Concha! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/eKd-swxa #microservices #netframework #microsoftazure.

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Just finished the course “Azure: Microservicios esencial” by Rodrigo Díaz Concha! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/ejDZRE8S #microservices #microsoftazure.

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LangChain 0.2.0 : - decoupling of the langchain package from langchain-community - keeping the old AgentExecutor, but LangGraph is becoming the recommended way to build agents - improved async support, improved steaming support, etc

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🔔 Exploring the Power of params with Generics in C# 13 vs. C# 12 : In the latest release of C# 13, developers have gained the flexibility to use params with various collection types, moving beyond the traditional array-only approach. Here’s a comparison that showcases this new capability: Flexibility in C# 13: Directly pass various collection types like List<T>, IEnumerable<T>, etc., with params. This allows for more readable and versatile code. Limitations in C# 12: params are restricted to arrays, requiring conversions from other collection types to arrays.

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Just cooked ‍🍳 an article about how we can leverage Queues and Topics to both boost system's performance and not only. 🌐 In the world of microservices and distributed systems, communication between services is key. While HTTP requests are great for direct, immediate communication, they’re not always the best solution—especially when your app needs to handle high traffic, variable loads, or complex workflows. Here’s where asynchronous communication comes into play. 🚀 Asynchronous messaging isn’t just a technical detail—it’s a strategic choice that can make your applications more responsive, resilient, and ready for growth. Whether you're building new features or optimizing existing ones, this approach can help you tackle the challenges of modern software development. 🔍 Check the article below to learn how one can use queues and topics to 100x their application performance or to have an overall better software architecture. 💡 Feel free to share your experiences or ask any questions about implementing async communication in your projects! I’d love to hear your thoughts. 💬 #AsyncProgramming #DistributedSystems #ScalableArchitecture #Microservices #CloudComputing #SoftwareEngineering

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Microservices or Monoliths? (Yeah, I know ...) It is an old and tired topic, and yet surprisingly it is still one that even I need to contemplate when starting a new project. Firstly, let’s not be reductive: there is no one solution to any technological challenge. Much like there is no one way to best manage a team or a department. Leverage the responsible solution for the challenge at hand. - Microservicing is an optimization (a series of them actually) driven by discovery, and monolithic design is an effective way to discover what you do not yet know. For the same reason why, as an architect, I rely on developing my thoughts through a working proof of concept, so do monolithic components point the way to something potentially better. -Monolith does not mean you get to write garbage code. Monoliths often have a stigma that has nothing to do with architecture. Simply put, with poor leadership comes an avalanche of garbage. The same code quality of a well crafted set of SOLID services can be implemented identically in a monolith. -Being first to market is overrated, yet there is no need to block product development because you have not yet decided on the perfect ecosystem. -Have well defined data boundaries from the start. It is not wrong to share a database between microservices, but when things do need to change make sure it is not a tangled mess. -Use those API Gateways to abstract paths and access. This is not a must-have, but it can be a prudent step that you can take before you need to know much of anything about your targeted future infrastructure. With that all said ... my typical preference, if time allows, is something in between: minimal Domain services. Start developing along the naturally occurring logical or categorical boundaries.

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How to design software architecture in 5 steps 1. Have a clear understanding of your requirements 2. Start thinking about each component 3. Divide your architecture into slices 4. Prototype 5. Identify and quantify non-functional requirements https://lnkd.in/gT-nm8hY

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Mistral AI’s Codestral - The Multilingual Coding Assistant at Developer’s Fingertips! 🧞‍♂️💻 🚨 Mistral AI introduced Codestral, a multilingual coding assistant! This code model developer productivity tool is designed to empower developers by providing on-demand assistance across an array of over 80 programming languages, including both modern and legacy codes like Fortran and COBOL. 🤯 With Codestral, developers can effortlessly complete coding functions, write tests, and even fill in partial code snippets. And that's not all – Codestral can also answer natural language queries about codebase, making it an indispensable companion for any developer. 😍 One of Codestral's standout features is its ability to comprehend and work with legacy code. 🏆 As many organizations continue to rely on these older systems, finding skilled professionals to maintain them can be a real headache. But with Codestral by your side, you can modernize and maintain those legacy codebases 💪 While Codestral is marketed as an 'open' model, it's important to note that its license restricts commercial usage of its output due to copyrighted code training, this trade-off ensures top-notch model quality and enterprise safety. 🔒 🤝 Integrating Codestral into workflows is a breeze – it is accessible through Mistral's conversational AI platform, Le Chat, or via API end points. Mistral has partnered with various app frameworks and development environments to ensure seamless integration. 🚀 Codestral outperformed all other models in RepoBench, a long-range evaluation for code generation. Talk about a coding powerhouse! 🏆 How do you envision Codestral revolutionizing coding experience? Share your thoughts 🗣️ #Cohere #Anthropic #Mistral #OpenAI #DeepMind

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PHP Architect had a good overview of how to ensure our code is readable by other developers, in the August 2024 issue. “The Art and Mechanics of Readable Code” by Oscar Merida (https://lnkd.in/gwhECECN) The quote from Robert C Martin, “The ratio of time spent reading versus writing is well over 10 to 1” is particularly on point I feel. I think it’s important to keep in mind that you will not be looking at the code the same way when you see it again in the future, so readability and simplicity are among some of the most important attributes of good code.

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The Intersection of Architecture and Implementation OR No, this is not just an implementation detail. https://lnkd.in/dkPzcace

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Super interesting conversation with a developer coding 100x faster thanks to AI. 1h discussing: • AI tools for coding • How to code faster with AI • How to learn coding using AI • Python or JS requests for LLM APIs … Definitely learned a lot 👨‍💻 (available also in Spotify and iVoox) #aicoding #cursor #python #next #beginners #interview #code https://lnkd.in/daMyD8s7

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