Are you a Professional Debuggerer?

Intro Are you a professional developer or a professional debuggerer? Find out by answering the following questions: o    Do you spend most of your time building software or debugging it? o    Do you spend a significant amount of time stabilizing the software that you wrote when a build is requested or is your code typically ready …

Extending Software via Ignorance

After I studied Microsoft Biztalk's architecture, I found that relying on a messaging architecture works very well for building software. As a result, I no longer rely on orchestration in which a Director / Builder is required to direct a process and also have knowledge of all of the dependencies in order to execute that …

Message Snippet now Available on Visual Studio Extensions and Updates

I have added a code snippet to quickly declare messages for pub/sub architectures. These messages can be used in conjunction with the MessageBus I have provided on Nuget. If you are unfamiliar with a MessageBus, then checkout my article on it. Enjoy! NOTE: Scott Nimrod is fascinated with Software Craftsmanship. He loves responding to feedback and encourages people …

Software Architects are Irrelevant

Intro Software architect: A computer manager or expert who makes high-level design choices and dictates technical standards, including software coding standards, tools, and platforms. Based on that definition alone, I render software architects irrelevant for building software solutions. At least they are for business. If a software company is in the business of building frameworks, than I completely embrace …