Fri.Nov 13, 2020

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An In-Depth Explanation of Code Complexity

DZone

It's no secret code is a complicated thing to write, debug, and maintain which is necessary for high software quality. Moreover, high code complexity brings with it a higher level of code defects, making the code costlier to maintain. So, by reducing code complexity, we can reduce the number of bugs and defects, along with its lifetime cost. What exactly is complex code?

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21 top performance engineering leaders to follow on Twitter

TechBeacon Testing

It's a strange time. We work from home. Political messages have invaded our social media. Layoffs over here, bailouts over there. Yet many of us still spend most of our days in front of a screen, writing software and helping improve it.

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Organising Large Miro Boards For Remote Workshops

Strategic Tech

Back in the summer I shared some of the techniques I’d been using to reimagine my in-person architecture workshops as remote digital offerings with Miro. I’ve learned a few more tricks since then which I think are worth sharing. My typical workshops usually range from 2 half days to 6 half days in duration spread over the course of 1–2 weeks. They’re a mixture of lectures and hands-on exercises.

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Trip report: Autumn ISO C++ standards meeting (virtual)

Sutter's Mill

On Monday, the ISO C++ committee completed its final full-committee (plenary) meeting of 2020 and adopted the first changes to the C++23 working draft, including a few new features. This was a first in several ways: It was our first-ever virtual plenary, held online via Zoom. It was also our first-ever plenary meeting that wasn’t held at the end of a long around-the-clock week of intensive subgroup meetings; instead, it was held at the end of nearly nine months of virtual subgroup meetings.

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Code-level observability for Flutter apps drives great user experience

Dynatrace

Dynatrace news. If you want to use the Google UI toolkit to build natively compiled applications for mobile, web, and desktop from a single codebase?, Flutter offers a mobile development model that allows you to do just that. Today, the production apps of many big companies use Flutter, which has a steadily growing community of developers. However, with the ever-expanding number of device types, device resolutions, and third-party resources, it’s challenging to ensure that your app works p

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