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   by bradley-holt 9y ago

   It's not really up to IBM whether or not this shift towards more developer influence happens. IBM can either embrace this shift and benefit from it, or it can reject it and pretend it's not happening. Personally, I hope that IBM c
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   by bradley-holt 9y ago

   I work for IBM as a Developer Advocate, though my opinions here are my own. One of my goals as a Developer Advocate is to represent the shift in buying power from "non-technical management" (as you described it) to individual deve
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   by bradley-holt 14y ago

   Disagree. Your domain model is within the scope of your application. The code representing your domain model should be unit tested. If your application is doing anything interesting then the code for your domain model is the most important
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