Yesterday I introduced CooperDB, the first distributed, share-nothing database that is fully partition tolerant, highly available, and immediately consistent. I promised to follow up with a post on the creation of CooperDB - which is what you are reading now. ... Read more

A few weeks ago my friend @jtolds posted the following on Twitter: ... Read more

When creating a software system, regardless of size, composability is a key feature. This applies to functions and classes, and in distributed systems it applies to microservices as well. A programming language encourages composability by making the units of composition easy to create. Thus, microservices should be easy to create also. And, in some languages, they are. ... Read more

Some time ago I wrote about when to start microservicing and my friend Evan replied this way on Twitter: ... Read more

So, you’re thinking of becoming a software developer? That’s awesome - an awesome profession and awesome that you are considering whether it is right for you. I also think it is awesome that you would consider my advice (that is why you’re here, right?). ... Read more