Frank on Software

Over the last couple of years, this blog has gone stale.

In my ever-lasting battle against anemic domain models I've developed a preference on how to integrate with the external concerns.

Event-driven architectures have various styles of communication.

Event-driven systems come in all sorts of shapes and sizes.

Using events in a system is great, but how do you know for sure if you've reliably dispatched your events?

On the 13th of January 2022, version 3.0.0 of Flysystem was released.

This is a question I've received over and over again, a question that does not have a single answer.

Bugs caused by race conditions can be a huge source of frustration.

Lerna and Yarn workspaces provide tools to ease the lives of multi-package mono-repo maintainers.

Integrating services over API's exposes your application to a range of possible failures.

For those who missed it, a new major version of Flysystem was released on the 24th of November.

Over the years, my coding practices have changed a lot.

To me, Tailwind CSS is one of the the most enjoyable tools to build documentation websites.

This post contains a lot of back-story about how this all came about, you can skip ahead if you only care about the code.

In my day to day job I write in a number of programming languages.