rowland_street

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by rowland_street 7y ago
I've been a professional developer for 10 years at several mid size companies. I've led teams for a large proportion of that time. Not claiming to know everything, still learning. I'm just writing up my thoughts at this time,
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by rowland_street 7y ago
This twitter account will find its way through to me https://twitter.com/LLambdas
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by rowland_street 7y ago
I wrote this article, I'd just like to clear up my intent. Firstly the Java patterns. Obviously it's not really necessary to use them for my toy example, but I don't want to write a blog about a full scale enterprise app. I h
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Generating a Java program with 90% less code(unitily.com)
344 points by rowland_street 7y ago|532 comments
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by rowland_street 7y ago
yes, but our definition of boilerplate is probably wider than usual. e.g. class definition, constructor injection, junit test layout: @beforeAll, @beforeEach etc. Main method/entrypoint construction of all units. As well as package man
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by rowland_street 7y ago
thanks for posting the video demo link, you probably want to skip the first video in the play list if you want to see the app (and not marketing nonsense)
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by rowland_street 7y ago
yeah no excuse for not running it through a spellchecker, thanks
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by rowland_street 7y ago
Yeah perhaps it should, Im new to hacker news and maybe missing the etiquette.
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by rowland_street 7y ago
Not yet, but this is definitely a goal. Lightning Lambdas is the main app around the unitily tech at the moment, we're keeping the scope as small as possible to start with (AWS). We hope to build and Lightning Lambdas with itself soon.
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Writing clean code can get as repetitive as bricklaying, use a machine labourer(unitily.com)
13 points by rowland_street 7y ago|11 comments
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A new approach to clean code, AWS lambdas, and managed infrastructure(lightning-lambdas.com)
3 points by rowland_street 7y ago|0 comments