Walking in The Shoes of The Software Developer, Hexagonal Architecture for Java, and Three Reasons to Stop Talking About Time and Deadlines in Agile Environments

January 09, 2019 Weekly Digest Introducing Hive-Kafka Integration for Real-Time Kafka SQL Queries In this article, we take a look at the SQL access pattern for Kafka and how to get it tp work with the new Kafka Hive Integration. Read ▶

Walking in The Shoes of The Software Developer Developing processes that are less predictive and more productive is the only healthy way to manage software developers. Read ▶ Hexagonal Architecture for Java Learn more about how you can isolate your core logic from outside elements. Read ▶

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