Tighten the belt and do not suffocate
summary
Claim: run a software business not just write code, and optimize competitiveness by trading perfect architecture for lower development cost in concrete ways. Uses .NET Core, hexagonal architecture, and a sample police monitoring app that adds a hot zone report. Reduces tests by extracting an OfficerTimetable class so unit coverage avoids hundreds of cases, collapses four frontend calls into a single ui-friendly API with permission flags, and recommends merging overly granular microservices and prioritizing avoidance of data loss, data inconsistency and intermittent bugs.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:40Importance of hard skills
- 2:01Company success
- 7:01Make the business trust you
- 8:03Examples
- 12:25Cost reduction
- 13:16Adapters
- 14:51Demo
- 16:01Architecture
- 17:25Logic
- 21:20Interactions
- 27:55No architecture technological stack
- 31:11Defect management
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