Property-based testing is a type of testing that uses randomly generated inputs to test an attribute or characteristic of the subject under test. You can contrast this with the more traditional example-based testing approach, where you provide specific test cases for your subject under test. Typically, TDD is done using example-based testing. What happens when we use property-based testing in a TDD workflow?

When working in a distributed system, your overall system is comprised of discrete components which I will call "bounded contexts." Sometimes these bounded contexts have the need to be eventually consistent. In this article we will cover Out of Band Healing, a pattern that can be used to reduce temporal coupling when healing your server-side caches.

A crumbling code base will eventually prevent you from delivering value to your customers. What are some steps you can take to mitigate this risk?

Perfectionism and pragmatism are often at odds. How do you strike a balance between doing the perfect thing and doing the right thing?