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WHAT is Arcan?   Arcan is a SaaS platform designed for automatic #architecturaldebt detection.   Tailored for #softwaredevelopers and tech product managers, Arcan seamlessly detects technical debt and estimates the cost associated with managing and resolving it.   Arcan's AI engine strategically suggests corrective measures by analyzing your #sourcecode, resulting in a remarkable 30% reduction in development timelines.   Armed with these comprehensive metrics, you can decide when and where to invest in enhancing your system's overall quality.   Click here to discover more about Arcan product: https://lnkd.in/dksGVjax

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I am very thankful for your gift Ipek Ozkaya, I admire you, the book that you gave me has been very useful for me, based on it and my experience, I have written a Blog post about what is the technical debt and how to mange it https://lnkd.in/eTtUkiXY if someone wants to read the blog post in Spanish, you could use this https://lnkd.in/eX8uadTX PRAGMA

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If you are intrested in Dependency Injection in Angular, have a look at this beatifully written article by Sinan Öztürk

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✨ Useful Content Alert! ✨ A great article about extension methods in C#! It explains how adding new methods to existing classes and structs can make code more efficient and reusable. 🔍 Why are extension methods defined as static? The main reasons extension methods are defined as static: Why Are Extension Methods Defined as Static? 🔗Independence: Extension methods do not modify the extended object directly. They do not hold data like member methods of a class, and they are not directly associated with the object. Therefore, defining extension methods as static indicates that these methods can be called independently of an instance. 🔗Runtime: Extension methods are not bound to the object they are defined for during runtime. When they are static, the C# compiler can manage the dependencies and context needed to call extension methods more easily. 🔗Scope Management: Since extension methods are static, they are always called in the same way, rather than differently for each object, as a member method would be. This increases the consistency and manageability of the program. 🔗Longevity: As they are defined as static, extension methods are independent of an object's lifecycle. This means the methods will not be garbage collected at the same time as the object. 🔗Clarity: The use of the static keyword differentiates extension methods from other types of methods and indicates that they are not part of the class itself. This makes the code clearer and more manageable. In conclusion, defining extension methods as static helps maintain cleaner and more consistent code and provides significant advantages in terms of extensibility. 🛠️ By using these methods in your code, you can reduce extra workload and minimize the need to repeat code. I found this content helpful and think readers will benefit from it. Give it a read! #CSharp #ExtensionMethods #Coding #Programming #SoftwareDevelopment #Learning #CleanCode

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"Well, being a programmer meant something to me forty years ago. Now, it means something completely different... meaning [today I would run the other way]." (School's Out) 😊 "School's Out A-Team" Talha Berkay Eren [turns dreams into realities] İrem CANSU [simplifies everything] Emirhan TALA [creates systems of systems of people] Büşra Nimet Oğuz [catches murderers] Erol Bozkurt [has fun as the prime mover] "Consultants" Tolga Bildirici [turns startups to firms] Yuksel Korukcu [turns apps to pro apps] Erdinç KÜTÜK [turns apps to pro apps] Senol Dikyurt [turns fans to customers] "Information Base" Status = https://lnkd.in/dVJyYi6U Brochure = https://lnkd.in/dzntguC9 Poster = https://lnkd.in/d8hgQiBX "Contact Information" [email protected] #mikimoka #schoolsout #managementissuesincomputersciences #miics #appsfortroublemakers #a4t #a4e #somethingfromnothing #socialexperiments #culturalterraforming #alternatereality #letsgetemotional #moody #verdict #notung #emotionalagility #emotionalagilitydash #ead #maddeningmove #uusta #uili #relationshipprogramming #humanaugmentation #virtualreality #citystates #peoplewithoutborders #softwareengineering #anthropology #psychology #ethics #art #literature #strategy #fvy #fvys #norm #norminst #norminstitute #medicineman

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🚀🚀 New Article 🚀🚀 Hello Everyone, I have just published a new Article about Identity in ASP.Net Core. You can read it by clicking the following link 👇👇 https://lnkd.in/dBsYgsAd

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Navigating the world of web services can be daunting for beginners, especially when deciding between SOAP and REST. The article by Ahmet Soner offers a clear breakdown of these two methodologies, providing insights into their core differences and optimal use cases. 🔍 **Understanding SOAP and REST** - **SOAP**: A protocol famed for its formalities and reliability, ideal for high-security environments like banking. It relies on XML, ensuring robust error handling. - **REST**: An architectural style that uses standard HTTP methods and often JSON, prized for its simplicity and scalability in web apps and public APIs. 💡 **Choosing the Right Tool** - Consider project-specific needs: security, transactional complexities, and data formats. - REST shines with flexibility and speed; however, SOAP excels where stringent security and comprehensive operations are paramount. 🚀 **Key Takeaways for Developers** 1. **Know Your Requirements**: Align your choice with project needs. 2. **Leverage Strengths**: REST for simplicity and scalability; SOAP for structured, secure interactions. 3. **Stay Informed and Adaptive**: Both have their places in the modern tech landscape. To delve deeper into the nuanced differences and make an informed choice for your next project, read the full guide here: [Link your article with a unique call-to-action button like "Read More" or "Explore the Full Guide."](https://lnkd.in/d-s4u-Nh) 👉 **Join the Conversation**: Which protocol do you prefer and why? Share your experiences or challenges in the comments below! Let's learn from each other's journeys in software architecture. #WebServices #SOAPvsREST #SoftwareDevelopment #TechInsights

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I have just finished a great reference course for DDD , Microservices Thanks Mehmet Ozkaya for your great effort , This is actually a great reference Thanks Mina Amgad , Peter Amir for support #microservices #NetCore #DDD

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Last weekend we participated in Java Day Istanbul 2024 as DefineX. There was a clear focus on offering more integrated solutions for developing and quickly deploying applications that incorporate AI functionality as is consistent with the current global trend. Particularly incorporating vectorized embeddings for data storage solutions to take advantage of the ability to query them via cosine similarity and other linear algebra concepts looks like it can see widespread adoption. I would suggest developers to familiarize themselves with such concepts if they are not already. On the Java front, another trend is incorporating more functional programming concepts to the language and a continued call to developers to use existing ones more effectively. However, in light of a recent course I completed on Scala and another one I am currently following on its more advanced features, I am unconvinced the current state of support for FP in Java is where it should be. Scala as another JVM language is more in line with other functional languages and more intuitive to code with than functional style in Java, though it also has its issues with perhaps too much syntactic alternatives for common usages. I would hope Java would be able to see some level of syntactic convergence with Scala where possible but I know making such syntax work in Scala requires heavy lifting under the hood from compiler which may be even more difficult to incorporate to Java. P.S. I have resisted the urge to use ChatGPT to improve this post :)

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🚀 Exciting News! 🚀 I’m thrilled to share that I’ve just published two new articles on Medium, diving deep into some of the latest and greatest in cloud and infrastructure management in Hepsiburada (NASDAQ: HEPS). 🔍 1. Cost Anomaly Detection Tool For GCP: A Game Changer for Cloud Cost Management In this article, I explore how Google's Cost Anomaly Detector can revolutionize the way you monitor and manage your GCP expenses. Discover practical insights and strategies to leverage this tool effectively, ensuring you stay ahead of unexpected costs. 🔧 2. Migration from ElasticSearch to OpenSearch with SaltStack If you're considering a transition from Elasticsearch to OpenSearch, this guide is for you. I walk through the entire migration process using SaltStack, offering tips and best practices to make the switch as smooth as possible. I’d love to hear your thoughts on these topics! Feel free to check out the articles and drop a comment or question. Let’s continue the conversation on cloud cost management and infrastructure automation. 🔗 Read the articles here GCP Cost Anomaly Detector: https://lnkd.in/dEsVp857 Migration from ElasticSearch to OpenSearch with SaltStack: https://lnkd.in/d-4hmPA6 #GCP #CloudComputing #CostManagement #OpenSearch #SaltStack #TechArticles #Medium #CloudMigration

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🌟 Thrilled to share that I am now an AWS Certified Machine Learning Engineer – Associate! 🌟 Earning this certification has equipped me with a powerful skill set in building, deploying, and optimizing machine learning solutions on AWS. I’m ready to apply these skills to real-world projects and contribute to innovative, cloud-driven solutions! Key skills gained: ✅ Data Engineering – Preparing and transforming data to fuel accurate models ✅ Model Training & Optimization – Scaling model performance efficiently and effectively ✅ Deployment & Monitoring – Implementing robust, real-time ML applications ✅ AWS Best Practices – Ensuring secure, compliant, and optimized cloud solutions. Looking forward to bringing these capabilities to collaborative teams passionate about the potential of AI and machine learning! #AWS #MachineLearning #MLEngineer #Certification #AI #CloudComputing

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Have you ever wondered why toUpperCase and toLowerCase were deprecated in Kotlin? The original reason was the Turkish language. You see, depending on location, uppercase or lowercase of some letters might differ. The uppercase of i in English is I, but in Türkiye it is İ (notice the dot). As minor as it might look like, it might make a serious difference. Since toUpperCase was under the hood toUpperCase(Locale.getDefault()), the same code might work differently on machines located in different countries. To fix it, Kotlin creators wanted to change actual implementation to toUpperCase(Locale.ROOT), but for backwards compatibility, they renamed the method to uppercase. The same happened with lowercase. BDW, it was a missed occasion to name this function UPPERCASE instead of uppercase. It would break standards, but at least it would be a truly self-descriptive function. This Tweet was inspired by the talk Why we can't have nice things in Kotlin by Vsevolod Tolstopyatov https://lnkd.in/dnKnaKCk

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"Yes. You can link our apps to solve even bigger puzzles. That's why we call them, "Apps for Troublemakers." (School's Out) 😊 "School's Out A-Team" Talha Berkay Eren [turns dreams into realities] İrem CANSU [simplifies everything] Emirhan TALA [creates systems of systems of people] Büşra Nimet Oğuz [catches murderers] Erol Bozkurt [has fun as the prime mover] "Consultants" Tolga Bildirici [turns startups to firms] Yuksel Korukcu [turns apps to pro apps] Erdinç KÜTÜK [turns apps to pro apps] Senol Dikyurt [turns fans to customers] "Information Base" Status = https://lnkd.in/dVJyYi6U Brochure = https://lnkd.in/dzntguC9 Poster = https://lnkd.in/d8hgQiBX "Contact Information" [email protected] #mikimoka #schoolsout #managementissuesincomputersciences #miics #appsfortroublemakers #a4t #a4e #somethingfromnothing #socialexperiments #culturalterraforming #alternatereality #letsgetemotional #moody #verdict #notung #emotionalagility #emotionalagilitydash #ead #maddeningmove #uili #softwareengineering #anthropology #psychology #ethics #art #literature #strategy #fvy #fvys

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🔍 Dive Into Asynchronous Programming with .NET! 🔍 🎯 Want to enhance your application's performance and responsiveness? Understanding asynchronous programming is key! In a detailed piece by Ahmett Soner, readers are introduced to essential concepts that elevate .NET applications using Task Parallel Library

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"Software development begins with taking a walk among unsuspecting potential users of your upcoming app" (School's Out) 😊 "School's Out A-Team" Talha Berkay Eren [turns dreams into realities] İrem CANSU [simplifies everything] Emirhan TALA [creates systems of systems of people] Büşra Nimet Oğuz [catches murderers] Erol Bozkurt [has fun as the prime mover] "Consultants" Tolga Bildirici [turns startups to firms] Yuksel Korukcu [turns apps to pro apps] Erdinç KÜTÜK [turns apps to pro apps] Senol Dikyurt [turns fans to customers] "Information Base" Status = https://lnkd.in/dVJyYi6U Brochure = https://lnkd.in/dzntguC9 Poster = https://lnkd.in/d8hgQiBX "Contact Information" [email protected] #mikimoka #schoolsout #managementissuesincomputersciences #miics #appsfortroublemakers #a4t #a4e #somethingfromnothing #socialexperiments #culturalterraforming #alternatereality #letsgetemotional #moody #verdict #notung #emotionalagility #emotionalagilitydash #ead #maddeningmove #uili #softwareengineering #anthropology #psychology #ethics #art #literature #strategy #fvy #fvys

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After spending considerable time wondering if I should really do it, and having paid for a domain I didn't use at all for the first 11 months, I figured it is high time to make use of it and host a personal website: https://lnkd.in/dtq3eJKg My current plan is to run a (primarily) technical blog there, mostly revolving around cloud, microservices and distributed systems in general, perhaps on software engineering, devops and architecture topics too.

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