Uncategorized – Development of a developer

Analysis for building algorithms

8/6-23: first draft This post is about methods for analysing a problems that can be solved with algorithms. As a part of making my project Personal Budget 2 (link), i am making some tools for migrating the database up and down between versions, and also resetting the database entirely, without sacrificing the data stored atContinue reading “Analysis for building algorithms”

Project: Personal Budget “2”

A project based on Codecademy’s Back End Engineer Career Path Vision Keeping track of my personal finance dispositions is central to reach long standing financial goals. Wether it is for investing in stocks and other assets, or saving up for something bigger – like a car, kitchen or maybe even a new home. The applicationContinue reading “Project: Personal Budget “2””

Current projects

Personal budget 2: A project based on Codecademy’s Back End Engineer Career Path.

System design study

Curriculum A framework for learning systems design for large scaleable applications. Domain Name System Load Balancers Databases Key-values Store Content Delivery Network (CDN) Sequencer Destributed Monitoring Monitor Server-side Errors Monitor Client-side Errors Distributed Cache Distributed Messaging Queue Pub-sub Rate limiter Blob store Distributed search Distributed logging Distributed Task Scheduler Sharded Counters Authentication and tokens DevelopingContinue reading “System design study”

How do i build a good habit of posting?

I’ve had this blog for quite some time now. Thinking about doing a post from time to time, but mostly forgetting about it and never getting into writing any posts at all. My new years resolution was to publish more. Trying to make it measurable i went for 12 posts in a year. Today isContinue reading “How do i build a good habit of posting?”

Developing for use, not functionality

A well known method for developing software is to aim for the need of the user, not the functionality that could be “nice to have”. A small part of my day job is participation in a development team making software for the construction industry. We often discuss what will be best for the user insteadContinue reading “Developing for use, not functionality”

Introduce Yourself (Example Post)

This is an example post, originally published as part of Blogging University. Enroll in one of our ten programs, and start your blog right. You’re going to publish a post today. Don’t worry about how your blog looks. Don’t worry if you haven’t given it a name yet, or you’re feeling overwhelmed. Just click theContinue reading “Introduce Yourself (Example Post)”