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Book Cube publications from 2024, page 4: bilingual notes, sources, and original Telegram posts.

  1. · #Architecture

    Review of paper “Defining, measuring and managing technical debt” (Category Architecture)

    Review of paper “Defining, measuring and managing technical debt” (Rubric Architecture\) I continue to read and write about the developer productivity series. recounted A Human-Centered Approach to Developer Productivity. In the third whitepaper with the title "Defining, Measuring, and Technical DebtThis is about technical debt and how it affects developer productivity. This topic is often raised, but it is rare to hear a clear definition of the term, as well as an explanation of how to count it and what to do with it.

  2. · #Management

    How to form a team structure for business needs (Category Management)

    How to form a team structure for business needs (Rubric Management ) Recently, I was invited to speak at the mitapa with this topic, which I told on YaTalks. 2023 year. This is a landmark performance for me, as I shared the foundations and design principles of the teams that have helped me throughout my career. 7 years at Tinkoff.

  3. · #BookCube

    Continuous API Management, 2nd Edition and Continuous API Development

    Covers for books Continuous API Management, 2nd Edition and Continuous API Development

  4. · #Architecture

    Continuous API Management, 2nd Edition (Continuous development of API) (Category Architecture)

    Continuous API Management, 2nd Edition (Continuous development of API) (Rubric Architecture ) The second edition of this book is about 3 years old, and I have been reading it for the last few months and only recently finished it. I really liked the book and decided to share it with the readers. In this book 12 Chapters that cover many governance-related issues that generalize beyond API management issues

  5. · #Architecture

    Whitepaper Review: "API Governance at Scale" (Category Architecture)

    Whitepaper Review: "API Governance at Scale" (Rubric Architecture ) I finished writing. Review of the article API Governance From the guys at Google I mentioned a few times. (1 and 2). In general, the article turned out to be interesting and useful – its approaches scale well beyond the boundaries of governance API, for example, we try to apply a lot of this in the processes of architecture governance at the company level.

  6. · #Management

    Mass extinction of startups: what is happening in the global tech market and how it affects the labor market (Category Management)

    Mass extinction of startups: what is happening in the global tech market and how it affects the labor market (Rubric Management ) Interesting. interview Denis Kalyshkin, venture capitalist from I2BF (Investing in American startups) Kire Kuzmenko of New HR The discussion focused on the topics

  7. · #SRE

    Architecture at the Start: Preparing for Success - Podlodka Techlead Crew (Category SRE)

    Architecture at the Start: Preparing for Success - Podlodka Techlead Crew (Rubric SRE ) Participated in yesterday discussion It's about designing reliable systems. It was attended by Oleg Bondar, Philip Delgiado and me. We talked about the key principles for building a reliable architecture. The discussion was interesting and dynamic. We did a lot of observability stuff, and I invited everyone to the confu. T-Observability Day Tech 2024 what will pass 23 In October at our T-Space office in Moscow. By the way, I'm talking about Confu.

  8. · #Architecture

    Code of Leadership 21 "A Philosophy of Software Design" (Category Architecture)

    Code of Leadership 21 "A Philosophy of Software Design" (Rubric Architecture ) This one podcasting John Osterhuth's book, A Philosophy of Software Design. Grigory Skobelev, Java/Go techlead, whose main profile is a highload application, is also the director of the program committee of Podlodka Techlead/Java Crew. And in his spare time, he does his podcast/book club. { between brackets }, LinkedIn

  9. · #ML

    Operationalize a Scalable AI With LLMOps Principles and Best Practices (Category ML)

    Operationalize a Scalable AI With LLMOps Principles and Best Practices (Rubric ML ) I have long noticed that the fashionability of the theme can be tracked by the presence of a bundle of somethingOps, here came the turn and LLMOps, about what This is according to a recent article from DZone.. I used to be on the hype.

  10. · #ForKids

    Socks apart! (ForKids Category)

    Socks apart! (Rubric ForKids ) Our children were presented with this detective book by Matyushkina and Okovitova about the treasure found and stolen. The main characters are the world's best detectives, the cat Keys and the dog Fu Fu Fu, who begin to search for clues and suspects among other animals living in the forest.

  11. · #Writing

    Facility 4 - Lesson. 20 "Social media marketing (SMM). Expert - Olesya Polyanskaya (Category Writing)

    Facility 4 - Lesson. 20 "Social media marketing (SMM). Expert - Olesya Polyanskaya (Rubric Writing ) Another lesson from the book writing and publishing course from MIF was led by Olesya Polyanskaya, head of the social networking team at MIF, who shared her experience and knowledge in the field of SMM. I remember the following points from this lecture:

  12. · #Math

    Free online course in mathematics for schoolchildren 4-6 classes from T-Education (Category Math)

    Free online course in mathematics for schoolchildren 4-6 classes from T-Education (Rubric Math ) We've had it for over a year. free mathematics courses for middle school students. They will help to increase interest in mathematics among children, since schools rarely teach maths cool. In addition, these courses can help develop thinking and prepare students for new achievements in high school. Anyway, apply and study mathematics! P.S. I went to FTZ myself.

  13. · #Architecture

    API Improvement Proposals (Category Architecture)

    API Improvement Proposals (Rubric Architecture ) I told you about the whitepaper. API Governance at Scale ", which will soon be a review article, and then the release of a new podcast with whitepaper reviews. But what I'd like to tell you today is that these guys have public artifacts that are accessible to all interested people. 1) API Improvement Proposals (AIPs) It is a documented source of truth as to what the rules are for API design.

  14. · #Management

    Developer Productivity Engineering Summit (DPE Summit)

    Developer Productivity Engineering Summit (DPE Summit) I recently found out about existence. conference Developer productivity, which I was given a link to in the comments whitepaper. Keynote sessions of both days are available on YouTube

  15. · #Architecture

    ArchDays 2024 (Category Architecture)

    ArchDays 2024 (Rubric Architecture ) In less than a month there will be another one. architecture conferenceI am a member of the program committee. Just yesterday we finalized the program and it will be very dense:) At the same time, I will traditionally speak at the conference with a report “Architecture in T-Bank: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow”, in which I will talk about the development of approaches to design and architecture in T-Bank from the beginning of time to the present moment.

  16. · #PopularScience

    Nobel Prize in chemistry 2024 (Category PopularScience)

    Nobel Prize in chemistry 2024 (Rubric PopularScience ) This year’s Chemistry Award also went in part to ML, which has helped in protein design:) Three people actually won.

  17. · #Architecture

    Results of the Podlodka Techlead Crew ticket draw (Category Architecture)

    Results of the Podlodka Techlead Crew ticket draw (Rubric Architecture ) This Saturday I'm announce A ticket draw for a conference where I will discuss the design of reliable systems as part of a roundtable 14 October. To participate in the draw, you had to offer interesting books or a whitepaper that came out recently and about which I did not talk. My subscribers sent the following options: 1) Anatoly K. shared the whole compilation about the reliability that he studied in his research.

  18. · #Architecture

    Architectural kata from club {between brackets}

    Architectural kata from club {between brackets} 12 October 12:00 pass kataIn the framework of which together with the team it will be possible to solve the problem of designing a near-real system. It'll be Saturday and it'll take 2 Hours at Zoom. I will help to solve kata, give architectural advice and sit on the jury, and there will be more. 2 expert Igor Antonov Independent expert and blogger About JavaScript and Development Pavel Lakosnikov - TechLead team SLA\Antimonolith from Avito.

  19. · #PopularScience

    Nobel Prize in Physics 2024 (Category PopularScience)

    Nobel Prize in Physics 2024 (Rubric PopularScience ) The Physics Prize went to scientists who made a great contribution to ML, specifically John Hopfield and Jeffrey Hinton for fundamental discoveries and inventions in the field of machine learning and neural networks. It is interesting that the Nobel Committee justified this decision. Two of this year’s Nobel Laureates in Physics have used physical tools to develop techniques that are the foundation of today’s powerful machine learning. In short,

  20. · #Management

    Review of whitepaper "Developer Productivity for Humans, Part 2: Hybrid Productivity"(Category Management)

    Review of whitepaper "Developer Productivity for Humans, Part 2: Hybrid Productivity"(Rubric Management\) I continue to read and write about the articles in the developer productivity series. review of the first whitepaper “A Human-Centered Approach to Developer Productivity”. In the second whitepaper with a header "Hybrid Productivity" It’s about hybrid work and how it affects developer productivity.

  21. · #BookCube

    Cover and illustrations from the book Logical Errors. How they prevent you from thinking right.

    Cover and illustrations from the bookLogical errors. How they prevent you from thinking right"

  22. · #Thinking

    Logical errors. How they prevent you from thinking right (Category Thinking)

    Logical errors. How they prevent you from thinking right (Rubric Thinking ) I read a book reprint this weekend. 1958 Avenir Ivanovich Uyomov, which basically tells about logic and logical errors. The author very simply and clearly reveals the topic, at the same time he does not pour water and almost fits into the water. 100 pages. In modern literature, it is rare to find such an approach - now it is accepted to repeat the same idea in a circle so that even the most inattentive reader understands what it is about on the fifth repetition.

  23. · #SRE

    T-Observability Day Tech 2024 (Category SRE)

    T-Observability Day Tech 2024 (Rubric SRE ) Astrologers have declared a month of reliability. 3 weekly, or rather Wednesday 23 In October, my colleagues decided to organize a conference on reliability and observability. The program will be 5 report, one square table and one workshop

  24. · #Architecture

    Podlodka Techlead Crew - Ticket draw (Category Architecture)

    Podlodka Techlead Crew - Ticket draw (Rubric Architecture ) Yesterday. wrote about his participation in the dicusky at the conference from the submarine, where in the morning 14 In October, I will discuss the design of reliable systems. And fortunately, I have one ticket for the channel's readers. I decided to play it out among those who will offer me an interesting fresh book or whitepaper on the topic of reliability of software systems in the comments to this post. One rule - she should come out after 2022 I haven’t talked about it on my channel yet.

  25. · #Management

    A Human-Centered Approach to Developer Productivity (Category Management)

    A Human-Centered Approach to Developer Productivity (Rubric Management\) I read it over a year ago. storyA human-centric approach to productivity:) Ciera Jaspan and Collin Green (two Google leads) They talked about how they were in charge of the RnD team at Google, and what made engineers productive and happy. And most of all, the guys promised to start a whole series of articles. Then I read a whitepaper created a draft of the article and... forgot to publish it.

  26. · #Architecture

    Podlodka Techlead Crew (Category Architecture)

    Podlodka Techlead Crew (Rubric Architecture ) Only a week and a half left before my participation in the round table "Architecture at the start: preparation for success" Podlodka Techlead Crew. Here we will discuss the principles of building a reliable architecture for your systems. We will talk about the basic approaches in the form of retries, circuit breakers, rate limiters, as well as more advanced approaches such as different models of application deployment that allow you to reach different levels of availability.

  27. · #Strategy

    A16z The Fintech Newsletter. October 2024 Fintech Newsletter: Fintech isn’t dead. AI is driving a new beginning (Category Strategy)

    A16z The Fintech Newsletter. October 2024 Fintech Newsletter: Fintech isn’t dead. AI is driving a new beginning (Rubric Strategy ) I've been subscribed to a newsletter from the Anderssen Horowitz Foundation for a long time, but I usually flip through it quickly. Here. October letter I liked it, it had interesting articles.

  28. · #Management

    "Developer Productivity for Humans" column in IEEE (Category Management)

    "Developer Productivity for Humans" column in IEEE (Rubric Management ) Last year, I learned that a pair of researchers from Google, Ciera Jaspan, and Collin Green started as editors of a separate column, "Developer Productivity for Humans," in the journal IEEE Software. The first article came out far away. 2023 She set the tone of the discussion, describing a man-centered approach to the issue. And a month ago, I found the seventh article - it turned out that these articles are not displayed on the Internet.

  29. · #Conference

    Platform Engineering Night @ T-Bank (Category Conference)

    Platform Engineering Night @ T-Bank (Rubric Conference ) 16 In the evening of October, my colleagues gather all those interested in platform development in our Moscow office in Belarus for the Platform Engineering Night event. This evening, you will have a busy program, where our and external experts will discuss various interesting topics. (Some things our guys will talk about for the first time.):

  30. · #Management

    API Governance at Scale (Category Management)

    API Governance at Scale (Rubric Management ) Recently I read it. story Google’s API Governance Processes. In fact, this article directly precedes the article AI-Enhanced API Design: A New Paradigm in Usability and Efficiency. told earlier. In the article “API Governance at Scale”, the authors detail how and why the authors changed the approach to building an API. In fact, they came to a process that consists of three parts. 1) API Improvement Proposals It is a documented source of truth as to what the rules are for API design.

  31. · #Art

    This is Leonardo da Vinci (Category Art)

    This is Leonardo da Vinci (Rubric Art ) Joost Keizer tells the story of Leonardo from Vinci, who was born illegitimate, which prevented him from following his father’s path and becoming a notary. Instead, he went to art and succeeded:) True, this road turned out to be a path of wandering, which he began in the creative whirlpool of Florence, then moved around the city-states, and ended up in retirement as a genius at the court of the King of France.

  32. · #Architecture

    How Amazon and Google view CI/CD in an entirely different way (Category Architecture)

    How Amazon and Google view CI/CD in an entirely different way (Rubric Architecture ) Very interesting. article The different approaches of the two major companies to building their CI/CD processes. The author worked together 15 years in engineering teams that dealt with CI/CD infrastructure: first 11 years at Amazon, then 4 I went to Google for a year and then I went back to Amazon. And in this article, he explains how the two companies’ schools of thought differ in building their CI/CD processes, focusing on the next trio.

  33. · #Management

    EMBA. Skolkovo. Foundation (Category Management)

    EMBA. Skolkovo. Foundation (Rubric Management ) I read a colorful book by Yuri Ulyashev about his training at the Executive MBA program from Skolkovo University. From reading the book left mixed impressions: +) The book is very beautiful - it is really nice to hold it in your hands or put on a shelf. +) It consists of colorful summaries of Yuri, which briefly tells about the modules that were passed.

  34. · #AI

    Leveraging Computational Thinking in the Era of Generative AI (AI column)

    Leveraging Computational Thinking in the Era of Generative AI (Rubric AI ) Interesting. article Computational thinking in the LLM era. After I became a member of ACM (Association of Computing Machinery) I began to receive collections of news, some of which I even manage to read. Specifically, this article was about computational thinking, a term that was popular in the 2000s and how relevant it is now.

  35. · #Architecture

    Code of Leadership 20 - Interview with Alexey Grishin about Software Architecture (Category Architecture)

    Code of Leadership 20 - Interview with Alexey Grishin about Software Architecture (Rubric Architecture ) In the twentieth. release "Code of Leadership" podcast I chat with Alexei Grishin, architect of T-Bussines settlement products in T-Bank. Alexey designs systems, establishes architectural processes, mentors colleagues in architecture. In the position of the architect already works about 10 gradually increasing the scope and area of responsibility. Alexey is one of the first to drag and support Event Storming practice in T-Bank.

  36. · #Architecure

    Learning whitepapers (Category Architecure)

    Learning whitepapers (Rubric Architecure ) I’ve been studying a lot of whitepapers lately to answer existential questions about how to build software development processes. I am interested in developer productivity, system design, software architecture and so on. Most of the whitepapers I read are directly related to my work at T-Bank. So I decided to start a separate podcast with a discussion of disassembled whitepapers, where I will also invite guests with whom we will discuss these cool articles.

  37. · #Design

    [2/2] The way we play. Theory of game design (Game design. How games are made) (Category Design)

    \[2/2\] The way we play. Theory of game design (Game design. How games are made) (Rubric Design ) Continue. story About the game design book by Michael Killick (Michael Killick)Started earlier, I wanted to talk briefly about the remaining chapters.

  38. · #Architecture

    Whitepaper Review: Security by Design at Google (Category Architecture)

    Whitepaper Review: Security by Design at Google (Rubric Architecture\) I read it recently. fancy whitepaper From Chirstoph Kern on the topic of security with a human face from Google, which talked about how to create secure software on a large scale. It is self-evident to security experts that security issues should be considered as an integral part of software product design, and adding security after product creation usually ends in failure. And what can be done with this author tells further.

  39. · #PublicSpeaking

    Public presentations at conferences (Category PublicSpeaking)

    Public presentations at conferences (Rubric PublicSpeaking) I started speaking at conferences about six years ago at Teamlead Conf, where I talked about teammates on the frontline teams of our then-Tinkoff public web. It was a frightening experience for me because I had not spoken at conferences before. But looking back, I can say that the experience helped me grow from whatever side I looked and I was able to do it. Structuring your knowledge of managing development, building teams and pumping your engineers, many of whom have become team leaders.

  40. · #Education

    Central university (Category Education)

    Central university (Rubric Education ) I was on a field trip today. Central UniversityIt is located near the Mayakovskaya metro station. I really liked it at the university - there is an interesting space where there are large audiences for lectures, medium audiences for seminars, small negotiators for working in teams. There are areas of attraction in the form of a library, a gym, two Drinkit coffee points. (In one, I grabbed coffee because I didn't have time to drink it before the tour started.).

  41. · #Design

    [1/2] The way we play. Theory of game design (Game design. How games are made) (Category Design)

    \[1/2\] The way we play. Theory of game design (Game design. How games are made) (Rubric Design ) I recently read this book by Michael Killick. (Michael Killick)In which the author simply and easily talks about game design, analyzing examples of successful toys. A couple of chapters show you how to do basic things with Unity. Interestingly, the author himself has been teaching game design to students for many years, so he knows firsthand what he says in the book.

  42. · #Management

    The Rise of the CAIO (Category Management)

    The Rise of the CAIO (Rubric Management ) I recently had a funny look. article CAIO – Chief AI Officers I have nothing against a variety of CxOs, but these new namings you can track hype trends. I tried to remember what interesting appeared or gained popularity in recent years. 20 years CTO - Chief Technology Officer - when technology became fashionable

  43. · #Management

    When to write strategy, and how much? (Category Management)

    When to write strategy, and how much? (Rubric Management ) Interesting. article Create a strategy for Will Larson (Lethain) on his cool blog. By the way, Will has already written three books, each of which I have read and each in its own way I liked:) In fact, this article is a chapter from an as-yet-unwritten book on strategy. Here, Will ponders when to write a strategy and how extensive it should be. Here are the main thoughts that I got for myself. 1) When writing a strategy ? An organization can be in three strategic states: globally consistent.

  44. · #Management

    "Founder Mode" and "Notes on Founder Mode" (Category Management)

    "Founder Mode" and "Notes on Founder Mode" (Rubric Management ) I recently talked about an interesting interview with Brian Chesky, CEO and co-founder of Airbnb. (1 and 2). In this interview, Bryan talked about how he changed the way the company was run from being heavily distributed back to being a founder. (founder mode). Brian explained in detail what motivated him to make these changes, as well as what they had achieved since the change.

  45. · #Architecture

    Sber Enterprise Architect Framework (SEAF) (Category Architecture)

    Sber Enterprise Architect Framework (SEAF) (Rubric Architecture ) Interesting. speech corporate Sber frameworkIt allows you to look at one of their approaches to documenting architecture.

  46. · #Architecture

    AI-Enhanced API Design: A New Paradigm in Usability and Efficiency (Category Architecture)

    AI-Enhanced API Design: A New Paradigm in Usability and Efficiency (Rubric Architecture\) I read it recently. Very interesting research on API Governance from academic researchers and specialists from Google. The purpose of the study was to understand the impact of API management approaches. (application programming interface) Productivity and usability. The researchers found that common standards, together with tools that help them follow, lead to statistically significant improvements in API design quality.

  47. · #Software

    ICPC Finals

    ICPC Finals The guys from MIPT, my alma mater, made a great trip to the ICPC finals. (International Collegiate Programming Contest)They took second place and received a gold medal. Congratulations to the guys for this result and it’s good to see that 3 from 5 The guys have something to do with T-Bank. (more post T-Education).

  48. · #Architecture

    Code of Leadership 19 - Interview with Evgeny Sokolov about Modern Education

    Code of Leadership 19 - Interview with Evgeny Sokolov about Modern Education Interview with Evgeny Sokolov, Associate Professor at the HSE Faculty of Computer Science, about what modern education looks like for software development engineers (Youtube, Yandex Music). Evgeny leads the bachelor's program "Applied Mathematics and Informatics", teaches machine learning. In 2014-2019 For years he worked at Yandex, where he managed to deal with internal tools for ML, DS projects for external customers, recommendation systems in Zen.

  49. · #BookCube

    A selection of books for a post about the sale in the publishing house "Peter"

    A selection of books for a post about sell-off Peter Publishing House.

  50. · #Sales

    Autumn Sales at Peter Publishing House (Category Sales)

    Autumn Sales at Peter Publishing House (Rubric Sales ) In publishing house Sale at the end of September with discounts 40Interest on paper books. To receive this discount, you need to use the promo code "Paper" when placing an order. I’ve already bought a pack of books at past sales that I haven’t read yet, but that won’t stop me from recommending them again. - Data mesh in action The topic is very interesting in the context of moving from standard DWH to Data Mesh and Lake House.