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The essence of software architecture, good talk by two senseis #softwareengineering #softwarearchitecture

🔍 R&D in Software Development: Where Innovation Begins 🚀 In the ever-evolving world of technology, research and development (R&D) is the key to unlocking new possibilities. It’s through R&D that we explore emerging technologies, refine our processes, and build the ground-breaking software of tomorrow. By investing in R&D, we’re not just solving today’s challenges- we’re shaping the future. Let’s continue to push the boundaries and drive the next wave of innovation. #SoftwareDevelopment #RandD #Innovation #TechFuture

Hello, everyone! After a refreshing 10-day break, I'm back and eager to continue our system design journey! Let's pick up where we left off and dive deeper into the world of scalable architectures. Stay tuned for more insights, challenges, and learnings! 🚀💡 #SystemDesign #BackInAction #ContinuousLearning

Recently, I was asked about one advice that I will give to young developers. My response - think simple, not easy. This led to some interesting conversation :) I couldn't recall at the time about this concept as it was in some tech talk decade back. Finally I was able to find it - Tech talk by Rich Hickey here https://lnkd.in/gFgys7ne I don't code much these days but I use this concept every single day whether it is business strategy, feature discovery, customer needs or tech architecture.

Let me tell you… the engineering space at big tech companies isn’t for the faint of heart. Your dedication and skills will be tested most with your patience and perseverance in dealing with re-orgs, internal politics, tech debt, management changes, scope changes, tooling issues/migrations. And when everything finally seems to be making sense is the exact moment everything will change. Understand these are discovery moments in how you can contribute more than just code. You have a historical catalog of what has and hasn’t worked. Use this information to drive home the vision of your product and make something truly valuable for your customers. #dataengineering #tech

📚 Just dove into "System Design Interview" by Alex Xu and I'm blown away! 🚀 The insights into building scalable and maintainable systems are a game-changer. 🌐💡 Highly recommend it to anyone in the tech world! Thanks, Alex Xu, for this invaluable resource! 👏 #SystemDesign #TechReads #LearningJourney

Explore the world of software architecture styles! Discover how they shape system structure and behavior, offering solutions to common challenges. Enhance your understanding and streamline development. #SoftwareDevelopment #Architecture #SystemDesign #Innovation #Tech

🎉 𝐅𝐮𝐧 𝐅𝐚𝐜𝐭 𝐅𝐫𝐢𝐝𝐚𝐲! 🎉 Did you know that the term "architecture" in IT was first used in the 1960s to describe computer systems design? This laid the foundation for modern solution architecture, enabling the development of complex systems we rely on today. Let’s have some fun! Share in the comments: What’s the most interesting tech fact you know? How has architecture evolved in your field? We’d love to hear your stories and insights! 🌟 #CommunityEngagement #FunFactFriday #EngageWithUs #TechHistory #SolutionArchitecture

Question for Software Developers and Architects: Have you modified your system architecture since adopting chaos engineering practices? If so, what were the key changes you made and what impact have they had on your system's resilience and reliability? #SoftwareDevelopment #SystemArchitecture #ChaosEngineering

Using Steve Jobs’ philosophy, we must start with patient experience and work backward to the technology. Our software engineers understand the pain encountered by people with lived experience before any code is written. Every feature discussion begins with the problem. What are the current challenges in the health and social care system and how will our technology help. What are the potential risks and what’s the opinion of our experts by experience as well as dedicated healthcare teams. It helps define purpose and value in our mission.