Book Cube: 2022, page 1
Book Cube publications from 2022, page 1: bilingual notes, sources, and original Telegram posts.
- · #Engineering
Review of Staff Engineer – Part II
Review of Staff Engineer – Part II In preceding We reviewed the first half of the book, which touched upon questions about who they are, what they are and what their work looks like. And in this part, we'll take a look at the questions.
- · #Engineering
Review of Staff Engineer – Part I
Review of Staff Engineer – Part I Will Larson's "Staff Engineer" StaffEng These are excellent sources of career information for engineers who have outgrown senior level and set out to conquer new seas. The book is well written and is devoted to the issue of leadership, which extends beyond the managerial track of development. This is a very important problem, since in many organizations the path of development in management is quite clear and predictable, but how to grow along the path of individual contributors for senior level is not very clear.
- · #Management
Business classics (Brief Guide to Business Classics)
Business classics (Brief Guide to Business Classics) This book by James Russell consists of reviews. 70 Books, which he chose as classics to demonstrate the development of business thinking, from antiquity to the present day. The book reviews both must read books and bestsellers, which caught the wave of hype, although they themselves were nothing. (The author frankly hides them in his reviews). Also here are the expositions of books with one cool idea, which is smeared into many pages, for example, the book by Nasim Taleb “Black Swan”.
- · #PublicSpeaking
Successful short presentation
Successful short presentation Recently, I finished reading the book by Evgenia Shestakova, in which the author shares his tips on how to learn how to effectively speak in public. The book is good because it is written in the beginning. 3 Classical performances and analyzed due to what each of the speakers made his speech so cool 1) I Have a Dream Martin Luther King, in his famous speech, proclaimed his vision of a future where white and black people would have equal civil rights.
- · #Software
Code: The Secret Language of Computer Science (Code: The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software)
Code: The Secret Language of Computer Science (Code: The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software) An excellent book by Charles Petzold, in which he introduces us to the device of the computer step by step, from the distant past to the present. Personally, I love this author for his ability to talk about very difficult things in a fun and simple way. In this book, he excelled in telling the truth. 400 The entire history of how we got from accounts to modern computers.
- · #SciFi
Raven stratagem (Raven Stratagem)
Raven stratagem (Raven Stratagem) This is the second book by Yoon Ha Li in the "Mechanisms of Empire" series, and it develops the events of the first book.nine-tailed fox gambit". We are all also in a dystopia with a hexarchate of six factions, still around a calendar that supports the exotic mechanics on which the technology of these factions is based. In this book, we follow a rebellious swarm led by an undead general and try to understand to the very end where he leads him.
- · #PublicSpeaking
Randy Pausch Last Lecture: Achieving Your Childhood Dreams
Randy Pausch Last Lecture: Achieving Your Childhood Dreams This one lecture I came across another book on public speaking. In this book, the author, using the example of three famous speeches, showed how you can use a variety of tools to engage the audience, convey thoughts and encourage action. These three famous speeches were: 1) I Have a Dream Martin Luther King, in his famous speech, proclaimed his vision of a future where white and black people would have equal civil rights.
- · #Writing
How Not to Write a Novel (How to write a book so that it is not published)
How Not to Write a Novel (How to write a book so that it is not published) The book by Howard Mittelmark and Sandra Newman is intended for authors who, at all costs, seek to avoid publishing their books and further financial success. The book itself reminded me of Gregory Oster’s Harmful Advice, which he wrote for naughty children who do the opposite.
- · #SciFi
nine-tailed fox gambit (Ninefox Gambit)
nine-tailed fox gambit (Ninefox Gambit) New Year’s holidays are coming soon, everyone will go to rest and recuperate, and what could be more relaxing than reading an interesting Sci-Fi book? So today I decided to remember one of these books, namely Yoon Ha Li's book "The Nine-Tailed Fox Gambit," which I read a couple of years ago.
- · #SoftwareArchitecture
Code of Architecture: Amazon’s “The Distributed Computing Manifesto”
Code of Architecture: Amazon’s “The Distributed Computing Manifesto” Yesterday we had a book club where we Discuss the contents of the manifesto Discuss the state of affairs at Amazon in the 2000s Discuss mainstream approach in the evolution of software architecture Service-based architecture is described in the book Fundamentals of Software Architecture.
- · #Architecture
Book club {between brackets} Release 4 Basics of architecture. Head. 4 Architectural characteristics
Book club {between brackets} Release 4 Basics of architecture. Head. 4 Architectural characteristics Appeared. release In the book club, where Grisha Skobelev, Kolya Golov and I discussed the fourth chapter of the book “Fundamentals of Software Architecture”, in which the authors of the book talked about characteristics, the clarification of which usually falls on the shoulders of people who play the role of architects, since business itself does not often remember this type of requirements.
- · #SoftwareArchitecture
Tech predictions for 2023 and beyond by Werner Vogels
Tech predictions for 2023 and beyond by Werner Vogels Interesting. article CTO Amazon with predictions for next year. He gave it. 5 forecast
- · #BookCube
Questions for a half-joking quiz on Highload + +
Questions for a half-joking quiz on Highload + + Recently, there was Hiighload++ in Armenia, where my other half had Lighting Talks, in which she talked about herself and her plans for the Customer Platform at Ameria Bank, which sponsored Highload++. And Ameria had a stand with cool quizzes, where Nastya asked me to come up with a few questions. I did it. 9 You can smile at some of the questions below, and you need to think about some. 1.
- · #Architecture
About architectural characteristics from the book "Fundamentals of Software Architecture"
About architectural characteristics from the book "Fundamentals of Software Architecture" Yesterday. participated At a book club meeting {between parentheses } where we discussed the fourth chapter of the book Foundations of Software Architecture, in which Mark Richards and Neal Ford talked about characteristics that usually fall on the shoulders of people who play the role of architects, since business itself does not often remember about this type of requirements.
- · #Culture
Culture in companies through the eyes of an engineer what unites us
Culture in companies through the eyes of an engineer what unites us Interesting. report Alexei Shlyunkin from Yandex on the topic of cooperative culture. In this report, Alexei on his fingers tells what it is, what it affects. (spoiler)It also tells the story of how they decided to change the culture of Yandex. And since culture is based on values, the speaker first spoke about the reverse engineering of values that have been since the birth of the company in a format similar to research institutes. Freedom: No one can be forced to do anything.
- · #Learning
How You Learn is How You Live
How You Learn is How You Live I recently read “How You Learn is How You Live” by Kay Peterson and David Kolb, a renowned academic. True, this book was translated into Russian as “Live the Age – Learn the Age”, which misleads readers:) I liked the book and decided to write it. snapshot. For those who like video, it may be interesting to watch. recordingShe talks about this book in an interview.
- · #SoftwareArchitecture
Distributed Systems Manifesto by Amazon
Distributed Systems Manifesto by Amazon 📖 22 December on the New Year stream club Code of Architecture We'll discuss it with you. The Distributed Computing Manifesto A manifesto from the Amazon team she wrote at the time. 1998-m. The guest of the air will be our colleague Sergey Rogachev, STO of Tinkoff mobile attraction. He lovingly rebuilds the architecture of systems and related processes, adjusts them to the test-driven approach, and also knows firsthand what Event Driven Architecture and CQRS are.
- · #BookCube
The basics of architecture. Head. 4 Architectural characteristics / Alexander Polomodov, Nikolai Golov
🗓 Basics of architecture. Head. 4 Architectural characteristics / Alexander Polomodov, Nikolai Golov 19 (pond) December 19:00 We're gonna talk about it. 4 head. We will understand what factors should be taken into account when developing a software solution, what methods exist for collecting requirements and how the development process affects them. Let’s talk about how this can be useful from an applied point of view to the developer. Meet me. 19 (pond) December 19:00 on the MSc at Zoom or on YouTube broadcasts
- · #BookCube
On Monday, we will talk with Grisha Skobelev and Kolya Golov about the architectural characteristics, come to the recording of the issue:)
On Monday, we will talk with Grisha Skobelev and Kolya Golov about the architectural characteristics, come to the recording of the issue:)
- · #Conference
Migration on time, reality or myth?
Migration on time, reality or myth? I recommend it. listen release podcast "Cat Uronil Prod," in which my friend and colleague, Anton Kosterin, tells the story of a complex migration from one version of a product to another. This Anton story reveals the details of what I told three years ago on ArchDays. 2019 "The evolution of the web'a tinkoff.ru in recent years 3 year". The point is, I was talking about this evolution about architecture and concepts and where we were going, but I didn't have time to talk about the complexity of the journey.
- · #Career
What to do if you are a Senior Software Engineer
What to do if you are a Senior Software Engineer Today I speak to my colleagues from our office in Yekaterinburg with an adapted version of the report on the growth of engineers beyond the Senior level. The list of recommendations for listeners is quite extensive.
- · #DistributedSystems
In the new season of our Code of Architecture club, we'll start reading Tanenbaum and van Steen's "Distributed Systems" nonfiction.
In the new season of our club Code of Architecture Tanenbaum and Van Steen's "Distributed Systems" The book is dedicated to distributed systems:
- · #Scala
IT's Tinkoff Scala meetup
IT's Tinkoff Scala meetup I arrived at our office in Yekaterinburg this morning. Here we have an enclave of Scala developers, who are now organizing mitap. IT's Tinkoff Scala meetup. Mitapa will be. 3 topic A story about the Muffin library, which the guys at Tinkoff made to create interactive bots in Mattermost on Scala 3. Discuss ZIO, share how our teams develop services in pure ZIO, and talk about updates in ZIO 2.
- · #Management
Staff Engineer. Leadership beyound the management track (Category Management)
Staff Engineer. Leadership beyound the management track (Rubric Management ) A few days ago, I started reading Will Larson’s book, which is very cool about Staff+ engineers who went beyond the boundaries of the Senior track of individual contributors. I wonder how the author built the book: Half of it consists of his thoughts on what roles Staff Engineers play, what their work looks like, how they get their nameplates, how companies change. The second half is an interview collection.
- · #DDD
Introducing EventStorming. An act of Deliberate Collective Learning
Introducing EventStorming. An act of Deliberate Collective Learning This book from Alberto Brandolini is a reference for the EventStroming approach, which is designed to collaboratively explore the complex business domain of the ... The book itself is quite interesting, but it seems never to be finished. published on leanpub.com And she's been on for years.70% written.
- · #ExternalReview
Remote Team Interactions Workbook
Remote Team Interactions Workbook This book is written by the authors of Team Topologies as a sequel to a world where distributed teams have become the new norm. Authors Matthew Skelton and Manuel Pais explain in this book how to use patterns from team topology to organize remote work, which has become especially relevant in the context of the COVID pandemic.19. The book itself is not very large, but interesting enough, so I made it on it. brief.
- · #BoardGame
The Nefarius board game
The Nefarius board game Continuing the theme of games, I would like to talk about one of my favorite games, in which my eldest son and I played a lot of games. This game is called "Nefarius" and it's about mad scientists who create monstrous inventions to take over the world. The game itself is a strategy with simple rules and fun storytelling. The essence of the game is to make money with your inventions. 20 Winning points, and it takes money to create inventions. Starting recruitment of each participant 10 coin 4 action map.
- · #BoardGame
Goblin Corporation board game (Goblins Inc)
Goblin Corporation board game (Goblins Inc) I used to love playing board games and even had more time to do it. I don’t play much now, but I played with my son yesterday. (16 years) In our new game, Goblin Corporation. We played this one-on-one game and so it's part of the mechanics of the cooperative game. 2 on 2 was unavailable. But the rules that were enough for half an hour of analysis and another half an hour of building a robot and fighting them.
- · #Podcast
To the voice! A Boring Guide to Creating a Podcast
To the voice! A Boring Guide to Creating a Podcast Yesterday I finished reading a book about the creation of podcasts from four writers who created the podcast "Coven of Dumbs." The book is written easily and takes the reader with him into the world of podcasts so that by the end of the book you want to go and make your podcast:) The reader goes along with the authors of the book all the steps towards this.
- · #SelfDevelopment
Charisma. How to Influence, Persuade and Inspire (The Charisma Myth: How Anyone Can Master the Art and Science of Personal Magnetism)
Charisma. How to Influence, Persuade and Inspire (The Charisma Myth: How Anyone Can Master the Art and Science of Personal Magnetism) I've been reading Charisma a long time ago. “How to Influence, Persuade and Inspire” by Olivia Fox Cabane and I can say that I liked the book because it dispels the myth that charisma is something innate. (In Greek charisma is a gift from the gods.). According to the author, charisma trains like other skills, so she suggests correcting behavior and training them.
- · #BusinessStory
Kudrin system. The Story of a Key Economist in Putin’s Russia
Kudrin system. The Story of a Key Economist in Putin’s Russia Read for 1 This book is about Alexei Kudrin, which was published in 2013 year. This story is easy to read and interesting, and it begins in the time of the CCCP and then each chapter describes the intervals in the CCCP. 2-3 years. In the pages of the book, readers are met in addition to Kudrin and other significant characters: Chubais, Gref, Nabiullina, Khodorkovsky, and of course the first persons of the state, Yeltsin, Putin, Medvedev and again Putin.
- · #BookCube
As part of the Code of Architecture Club, we select a new book.
In the Code of Architecture Club, we Choose a new book 📚 Read and discuss it immediately after the New Year holidays. Below is a survey with options for books, mark your favorite option and come to the streams next year.
- · #BusinessStory
Yandex Volozha. The history of the dream company
Yandex Volozha. The history of the dream company This book by Vladislav Dorofeev about the history of Yandex 2013 The year it was written. I decided to read it right now, because it was interesting to learn about Yandex in the context of the events that unfold around it now. To be honest, I haven’t learned anything fundamentally new about the company. In addition, I had an idea that the author wanted to show Yandex from the bright side and note the genius of Volozh as an enterpreneur and politician who comes out of any situation on his own terms.
- · #BigData
2003–2023: A Brief History of Big Data
2003–2023: A Brief History of Big Data Interesting article Furcy Pin on Medium, in which the author talks about the evolution of approaches to working with big data. It starts with a white paper from Google on indexing the Internet on commodity servers and ends with the current ramified ecosystem, in which Hadoop is still present, but rather in the form of an old approach, which is replaced by other tools, of which there is a huge number on the market. I started reading this translation.
- · #AI
Artificial intelligence in practice (Artificial Intelligence in Practice)
Artificial intelligence in practice (Artificial Intelligence in Practice) The book by Bernard Marr and Matt Ward resembles a collection of articles in which the authors talk about how Artificial Intelligence entered our lives. The book consists of 50 individual stories that are grouped in 5 group 1. Pioneers of artificial intelligence (Alibaba, Alphabet and Google, Amazon, Apple, Baidu, Facebook, IBM, JD.com.
- · #Writing
Genius inside. (Accidental Genius)
Genius inside. (Accidental Genius) The other day I read this book by Mark Levy, which is quite practical. The author offers a way to generate ideas and solve problems using freewriting, when he splashes his thoughts on paper, disabling the internal critic. The book consists of three parts. 1. Freewriting principles 2. Tools and techniques 3. Approaches to making your work public
- · #Architecture
AWS re:Invent 2022 - Keynote with Dr. Werner Vogels
AWS re:Invent 2022 - Keynote with Dr. Werner Vogels Interesting talk CTO Amazon.com, which begins with the entourage of the matrix and ends with a call to do simulations of everything around. And inside the two-hour talk, Werner Vogel, wearing a lambda t-shirt on his chest, talks about the asynchronous world around him and the benefits of creating asynchronous systems that take that into account.
- · #Drawing
An artist's look. We develop imagination and find inspiration. (Zeichnen im Kopf. The Artist’s Eye)
An artist's look. We develop imagination and find inspiration. (Zeichnen im Kopf. The Artist’s Eye) I read this book by Peter Yenni recently because I was looking for a drawing book for beginners. The book consists of 22 The author teaches visual thinking through play. We come to the rescue crumbling, splashing, mirroring, clouds, chaos. (even garbage), coffee stains and so on. As a result, the author helps to begin to see interesting things around in everyday trifles, and this awakens the imagination.
- · #Conference
YaTalks 2022
YaTalks 2022 Today. passing An interesting online conference YaTalks, I participate in it panel And I'm going to talk to one2one with the four guys who signed up. Initially, I planned to discuss topics of interest to me: management of large projects, design of complex systems, self-development. But we'll see how it goes. And then I plan to watch a series of performances and later in the evening go to the bath instead of going to the after party of the confa speakers.
- · #SoftwareArchitecture
This Thursday, 1 In December, we conducted the last stream of the book “Technology Strategy Patterns”, in which we ended the discussion.
This Thursday, 1 In December, we conducted the last stream of the book “Technology Strategy Patterns”, in which we ended the discussion. In this episode, we discussed last three chapters8. Templates", "9. Decks", "10. Bringing It All Together" The guest of the stream was Igor Kurochkin - an expert in enabling.teamIt helps CTO develop platform and product teams. Artifacts from this stream are available at the link n
- · #ForKids
What I Can Learn From Elon Musk
What I Can Learn From Elon Musk Today I read the book by Olga Solomatina, who tells the children the story of this extraordinary man in a format that should interest them. That's why. Tony. (elon) He appears before them in the format of a superhero, like Iron Man, and then shows his path to becoming a superhero. free-speech (Twitter user). Reading the book is interesting, especially for children:) It's made to inspire them.
- · #SoftwareArchitecture
This evening, 18:00 In Moscow, as part of the next issue of the Code of Architecure club, we will finish discussing the part dedicated to Communication the Strategy, as well as the entire book "Technology Strategy".
Today. evening 18:00 In Moscow, we are in the framework of the next edition of the club Code of Architecure "Let's finish discussing the part devoted to" Communicating the Strategy "as well as the whole book" Technology Strategy Patterns Whole. Guest stream will be Igor Kurochkin - expert in enabling.teamIt helps CTO develop platform and product teams. In this episode, we will look at the last three chapters.
- · #Software
Technology Radar (volume 27)
Technology Radar (volume 27) Recently, another technology radar from ThoughtWorks was released, and this is the anniversary 33rd edition:) I used to study these techradars, but I didn't write about it, but this time I changed my custom. The bottom line is that this template was mentioned in the book “Technology Strategy Patterns” in the “Communication Strategy” section, so I decided to break it down in more detail. stand-alone. The radar itself is available here, and its visual representation is available below.
- · #Comics
Wendy. (The Wendy Project)
Wendy. (The Wendy Project) I read a graphic novel at the airport today that reinterprets the story of Peter Pan. In this comic, we follow the story from the eyes of a teenage girl who is faced with grief and trying to survive it. While driving, she was in a car accident with her two younger brothers and one of them died. Eventually, she began to confuse reality and fiction... but then the therapist gave her a notebook so she could share her thoughts...
- · #Culture
Biography of art. The Man Who Became Picasso (Picasso. Le sage et le fou)
Biography of art. The Man Who Became Picasso (Picasso. Le sage et le fou) Today I read a book about Picasso. translated MYTH Publishing House. The plot of the book is built in the form of a timeline and affects the main stages of the artist’s work, which allows you to get acquainted with him in dynamics. The authors of the book, Marie-Laure Bernadac and Paul du Boucher, traced the fate of a man who left a fiery imprint on his century and forever changed modern art. The book contains more.
- · #Management
The Manager's Path: A Guide for Tech Leaders Navigating Growth and Change
The Manager's Path: A Guide for Tech Leaders Navigating Growth and Change During my vacation, I read a great book for technical managers from Camille Fournier, who shared her experience with the team. 10 chapters 220 pages. Interestingly, the book is titled as the manager's path and starts with the career ladder and what that path looks like.
- · #SoftwareArchitecture
This Thursday, 24 In November, we conducted the fourth stream of the book “Technology Strategy Patterns”.
This Thursday, 24 In November, we conducted the fourth stream of the book “Technology Strategy Patterns”. In this episode, we began discussing the “Communicating the Strategy” part and discussed the seventh chapter of “Approach Patterns.” The guest of the stream was Evgeny Peshkov from Tsian. It manages and develops development teams and the DDD practitioner community. I am interested in everything related to technical excellence. Artifacts from this stream are available at the link n
- · #PopularScience
Knowledge Island. The Limits of Big Science (The Island of Knowledge. The Limits of Science and the Search for Meaning))
Knowledge Island. The Limits of Big Science (The Island of Knowledge. The Limits of Science and the Search for Meaning)) Today I decided to continue to remember the sciencepop and decided to write about the book by Marcelo Glaser, which I liked at the time:) The author has arranged the contents in the form of a timeline of the development of science from ancient times to the present moment and specifically to quantum physics:)
- · #PopularScience
5 Billions of years of loneliness (Five Billion Years of Solitude)
5 Billions of years of loneliness (Five Billion Years of Solitude) On vacation, I decided to take a little rest and remember about the nauchpop, which I used to read more. My eyes fell on a book about the search for life among the stars. This book by Lee Billings is definitely good. An interesting topic is revealed not in the dry language of facts, but in the form of an amazing history of people.
- · #SoftwareArchitecture
Tonight, 18:00 In Moscow on Youtube, we will continue the discussion of the book Technology within the Code of Architecture club.
Tonight, 18:00 Moscow Youtube We will continue to discuss the book Technology within the Code of Architecture Club. We will be visiting Evgeny Peshkov from CIAN. Eugene is a techlid who manages and develops development teams. Develops a community of DDD practitioners, interested in everything related to technical excellence.