Book Cube: 2025, page 14
Book Cube publications from 2025, page 14: bilingual notes, sources, and original Telegram posts.
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[1/2] Teaching Software Architecture Design - Building Intuition (Category Architecture)
\[1/2\] Teaching Software Architecture Design - Building Intuition (Rubric Architecture ) I read an interesting one recently. whitepaper Architecture training from Gaurav Agerwala, Len Bass. I was interested in this article because of its author, Len Bass, who co-authored the classic book Software Architecture in Practice and teaches at Carnegie Mellon University.
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How I started speaking publicly (LifeStory Category)
How I started speaking publicly (Rubric LifeStory ) Yesterday I was at an IT apartment from our devrel, which they held for people who do a lot for the company's tech brand. The event was warm and lamp-like - I talked with old acquaintances and applauded colleagues who won in different nominations and went home. But as I was driving, I decided to remember how I overcame the fear of performing and first stepped onto the stage of the big conference, which turned out to be Teamlead Conf.
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[2/2] Think Like a CTO (Real CTO: Think like a CTO) (Category Management)
\[2/2\] Think Like a CTO (Real CTO: Think like a CTO) (Rubric Management ) Continuing with the first post I'm going to talk about "Think Like a CTO" in the second part of the book.
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"Think Like a CTO" and "The Real CTO: Think Like a CTO"
Covers books "Think Like a CTO" and "True CTO: Think Like a CTO"
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[1/2] Think Like a CTO (Real CTO: Think like a CTO) (Category Management)
\[1/2\] Think Like a CTO (Real CTO: Think like a CTO) (Rubric Management ) I read this book this week by Alan Williamson, who works for a private equity fund and often acts as a temporary CTO for small companies that buy this fund. Alan has written an interesting book about being a technical director. On the table of contents, the book looks good - the author tried to discuss most of the important topics. However, if you look inside, many of these topics are not dug too deep.
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Code of Leadership 28 - Interview with Vadim Goncharov about Design in Software Development (Category Management)
Code of Leadership 28 - Interview with Vadim Goncharov about Design in Software Development (Rubric Management ) In this release Vadim Goncharov came to me to talk about his path in IT and how this was influenced by the passion for design. Vadim in Web Development More 15 years. In 2008 He ran his own web studio. S 2013 worked for VK, and in 2017 He joined T-Bank, where he launched Tinkoff Magazine, the largest money media in Russia, as a technical manager.
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From Requirements to Architecture: An AI-Based Journey to Semi-Automatically Generate Software Architectures (Category Architecture)
From Requirements to Architecture: An AI-Based Journey to Semi-Automatically Generate Software Architectures (Rubric Architecture ) It's another academic. whitepaper about the use of AI in software development. Here are the researchers. 4 pagetime Expose your research plan, all significant promises in the next series Review previous articles on the generation of architecture from documentation and automatic assessment of its quality.
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Applying Use Case Driven Object Modeling With Uml: An Annotated E-Commerce Example (Application of UML Object Modeling and Case Analysis)
Applying Use Case Driven Object Modeling With Uml: An Annotated E-Commerce Example (Application of UML Object Modeling and Case Analysis) Once again, I took an old book about designing applications from the beginning of the two thousandth. This time, this is the book of creators. ICONIXIt was preceded by RUP and Agile. The book describes the theoretical part of the process, as well as practical examples of its application for the design of an online bookstore, as well as lists of typical errors.
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Design, Form, and Chaos and Design, Form, and Chaos
Cover books Design, Form, and Chaos and Design, Form, and Chaos
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Design, Form, and Chaos (Design, Form and Chaos)
Design, Form, and Chaos (Design, Form and Chaos) This classic design book from Paul Rand came out far away 1993 Yale University Press is published in Russia by Artemy Lebedev Studio. The book is very short, but it has a certain depth - the author shares his thoughts on the essence of graphic design and its role in society. The author can afford it, as he has ten years of experience as a successful innovator in the field of graphic design.
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Basketball: CSKA - Locomotive (LifeStory Category)
Basketball: CSKA - Locomotive (Rubric LifeStory ) On Friday evening, my youngest son and I left the hospital to be treated at home, and on Sunday with our middle son we had planned a trip to a basketball game. Maxim has never been to basketball, so we not only watched the match, but also discussed the rules of the game and its dynamics. In this regard, the match did not fail - the game turned out to be equal, most of CSKA tried to catch up with Lokomotiv, in the fourth quarter it turned out to be ...
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[2/2] Inner Drive: From Underdog to Global Company (Category Management)
\[2/2\] Inner Drive: From Underdog to Global Company (Rubric Management ) Concluding the review of this book, begun earlierI want to talk about the last two parts of the book.
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Inner Drive: From Underdog to Global Company
Cover books "Inner Drive: From Underdog to Global Company"
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[1/2] Inner Drive: From Underdog to Global Company (Category Management)
\[1/2\] Inner Drive: From Underdog to Global Company (Rubric Management ) In this book, Arsen Tomsky talks in the first person about his path from a modest start in Yakutia to the formation of the company InDrive, which now operates almost all over the world and is the second ride sharing company, if you focus on the number of downloads of mobile applications. The book addresses the following main topics:
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Chapter "API Governance" from API Management - Part III (Category Management)
Chapter "API Governance" from API Management - Part III (Rubric Management ) To finish this series of posts about governance, I will tell you about three standard patterns. (The previous parts are here: 1 and 2) 1) Design authority 2) Embedded Centralized Experts 3) Influenced Self-Governance
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Chapter "API Governance" from API Management - Part II (Category Management)
Chapter "API Governance" from API Management - Part II (Rubric Management ) Continuing the story from pastWe will discuss how you can take the divide and conquer approach and organize the governance process through a mix of centralized and decentralized approaches. To do this, it is worth dividing the decision-making process into separate stages, which are similar to a pieplan development:) These steps are as follows: 1. Inception (beginning) . Every decision is made because someone thinks that decision has to be made.
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History of Russian computer games ( History)
History of Russian computer games ( History ) Recently. 20 He spent hours on the plane 10 I read a book, an article and even looked at it. documentary series about computer games. I really liked the series - I used to love games a long time ago, but I stopped playing. 20 Years ago, after I almost got kicked out of Phystech. In the end, for me, this documentary series was telling a new story about games that I didn't play, but I heard about out of my ear.
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Chapter "API Governance" from API Management - Part I (Category Management)
Chapter "API Governance" from API Management - Part I (Rubric Management ) I already did. sammari This is a great book, "API Management," but today I wanted to briefly talk about the chapter on governance, which I've been reading a lot of flashbacks:) The main thoughts that I got for myself about such 1. Not everyone likes the word “governance,” so sometimes it’s best not to use it, but the authors say that it’s a good word to use. In fact, we’ll go as far as saying that it’s impossible to manage your APIs without governing them.
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Third time in the hospital (LifeStory Category)
Third time in the hospital (Rubric LifeStory ) Lately, I've started getting feedback that more stories from my life dilute the channel's dry content with books, whitepapers and my thoughts about work. I listened to this feedback and decided that now I will periodically write something from my life and today I have something to talk about. Yesterday I was in the hospital for the third time in my life, but the first two times I was there myself, and yesterday I was with my son. Actually, it's a long story.
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[2/2] Measuring Developer Experience With a Longitudinal Survey (Filed under DevEx)
\[2/2\] Measuring Developer Experience With a Longitudinal Survey (Rubric DevEx ) Continue. firstI will tell you about the main points in how the surveys about developer productivity in Google are arranged.
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[1/2] Measuring Developer Experience With a Longitudinal Survey (Filed under DevEx)
\[1/2\] Measuring Developer Experience With a Longitudinal Survey (Rubric DevEx ) I read it interesting. whitepaper From the guys at Google who talked about their way of doing surveys to measure developer experiences. This is another article in the series “Hunam centric approach to developer productivity” from the guys at Google. beforehand. Now for the highlights of the article 1) The authors begin the story by conducting such surveys with 2018 of the year and that is why longitudinal survey In the article, they will share the main conclusions.
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Covers and illustrations of "Grokking Continuous Delivery" and "Grokking Continuous Delivery"
Covers and illustrations books "Grokking Continuous Delivery" and "Grokking Continuous Delivery"
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Grokking Continuous Delivery (Continuous delivery) (Filed under DevEx)
Grokking Continuous Delivery (Continuous delivery) (Rubric DevEx ) One of the books I read on New Year's Eve was Google's Christie Wilson, a book about modern approaches to continuous delivery. I’m quite cautious about the books in the Grokking series, but then I was bribed that the opening speech was written by as many as two cool engineers who definitely know how to engineering.
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New Year's holiday
New Year's holiday My vacation is over, tomorrow to work, and today more. 9 Hours of summer. If you sum up, the holiday in the New Year holidays is usually good and allows you to have a lot: You can have a good time with your family and relax. See the beautiful places - this time it was Sri Lanka Reflect on the past year and its results To think about the future, I would say planning before, but now I prefer not to make plans, but to think about priorities. I read three books and a few whitepapers.
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What Do Developers Want From AI? (Filed under DevEx)
What Do Developers Want From AI? (Rubric DevEx ) Summer. 2024 It was an interesting year. article The evolution of AI is a turning point, but this is not the first time that humanity has faced technological revolutions that are changing the way people work. Therefore, the authors of the article decide to draw parallels with the development of the automotive industry and focus on the needs and goals of our developers. This is an article from the "Hunam centric approach to developer productivity" series from the guys at Google. beforehand.
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Covers and illustrations for The Culture Map and Map of Cultural Differences
Covers and some illustrations for books The Culture Map and the Cultural Difference Map
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The Culture Map (Map of cultural differences) (Category Management)
The Culture Map (Map of cultural differences) (Rubric Management ) I read this ten-year-old bestseller from Erin Meyer on vacation and I liked it. In it, Erin, a professor at INSEAD, interestingly laid out her hypothesis about a map of the differences of different cultures, which can be perceived through eight separate, continuous scales that include a map of the differences of different cultures. 1. Communication (communication) : low-context vs. high-context 2. Evaluation (valuation) : direct vs. indirect negative feedback 3.
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DevOps Metrics. Your biggest mistake might be collecting the wrong data (Category Management)
DevOps Metrics. Your biggest mistake might be collecting the wrong data (Rubric Management ) For the sake of interest, I decided to read whitepaper Six years ago, in which Nicole Forsgren and Mik Kersten talked about devops metrics.
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Cover of the book "Fundamentals of Enterprise Architecture" and some illustrations. It's fun to compare the differences between the final cover version and the early preview.
Cover books "Fundamentals of Enterprise Architecture" and some illustrations. It's fun to compare the differences between the final cover version and the early preview.
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Fundamentals of Enterprise Architecture (Category Architecture)
Fundamentals of Enterprise Architecture (Rubric Architecture ) I read it on vacation. book Tanu McCabe, which was dedicated to corporate architecture and was released a quarter ago, or rather in September. 2024 years. My view is that corporate architecture is the domain of corporations that first started devops transformation, then digital transformation, and now everyone is chasing AI. In general, if you do not have a technology company, then enterprise architecture can be useful for you.
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Enhancing Software Design and Developer Experience Via LLMs (Category ML)
Enhancing Software Design and Developer Experience Via LLMs (Rubric ML ) People sometimes ask me why I read whitepapers from big tech companies. I often say they rarely disappoint in terms of quality. But then I decided to give a chance to another article.Enhancing Software Design and Developer Experience Via LLMs"ASE"24: Proceedings of the 39th IEEE/ACM International Conference on Automated Software Engineering"
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Developer Productivity for Humans, Part 8: Creativity in Software Engineering (Category Management)
Developer Productivity for Humans, Part 8: Creativity in Software Engineering (Rubric Management ) Keep reading. articles It's about the productivity of engineers, this time it's about creativity. I've told you before. column "Developer Productivity" in the IEEE journal. In this article, the authors describe their approach something like this: 1) The study authors reviewed previous articles and literature and noted that creativity is the quality of cool engineers.
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Code of Leadership 27 Interview with Viktor Firsov about the evolution of the T-Bank web 12 years (Category Management)
Code of Leadership 27 Interview with Viktor Firsov about the evolution of the T-Bank web 12 years (Rubric Management ) In this edition of the podcast, Victor Firsov came to me to discuss how T-Bank’s web interfaces have evolved and how he has contributed to this. Now Victor is the Technical Director. 100+ engineers who are responsible for the public web and personal accounts of individuals. And Vitya started from the position of an engineer and was engaged in forms to attract customers. The episode is available in Youtube, Podster, Yandex Music.
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The elearning designer's handbook (E-learning. Step-by-step guide to e-learning development) (Category Education)
The elearning designer's handbook (E-learning. Step-by-step guide to e-learning development) (Rubric Education ) This book by Tim Slade caught my eye by accident, and although it talks about creating online courses, I found it somewhat close to writing a book:) I read the book in a couple of hours because of its small size and the obviousness of the ideas. In short, the book consists of a foreword, an introduction, five basic steps, and a final message to keep moving forward.
- · #Humor
Over 3.1 million fake "stars" on GitHub projects used to boost rankings (Humor column)
Over 3.1 million fake "stars" on GitHub projects used to boost rankings (Rubric Humor ) I read it today. article It's about scaling up GitHub. In fact, here is about the same problem as in other social networks, where popularity, likes and stars bring their owners additional value. At GitHub, such a value is that the stars are perceived as a proxy metric of the popularity of the project in the community and its future prospects. It appeared in mid-December. study Carnegie Mellon University, Socket Inc, North Carolina State University.
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Internships at T-Bank - Tinkoff Start (Category HR)
Internships in T-Bank - Tinkoff Start. (Rubric HR ) Opened. regular winter internship T-Bank. The set goes in a bunch of directions, in software engineering these are directions of the type java, scala, go, python, iOS, Android, .net, as well as SRE, ML, frontend:) Internships are paid and during them you will work on real tasks, you will have a mentor who will help you adapt, and the best interns will be invited to the company.
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[2/2] Developer Productivity for Humans, Part 6: Measuring Flow, Focus, and Friction for Developers (Category Management)
\[2/2\] Developer Productivity for Humans, Part 6: Measuring Flow, Focus, and Friction for Developers (Rubric Management ) In the second part of the article, which I began to consider in past postThe authors discuss the friction metric.
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39 years (Category Retrospective)
39 years (Rubric Retrospective ) I'm turning today. 39 years:) It seems that this is quite a lot, but I still feel that I am just beginning to get acquainted with the world around me:) And this is where my family helps me: My wife studied psychoanalytic business counseling last year, and I sometimes felt like I was too. She successfully completed the first year of the master's degree and began to do the thesis work about the Professional identification of product managers:)
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[1/2] Developer Productivity for Humans, Part 6: Measuring Flow, Focus, and Friction for Developers (Category Management)
\[1/2\] Developer Productivity for Humans, Part 6: Measuring Flow, Focus, and Friction for Developers (Rubric Management ) Recently I read with great interest article From the guys at Google on the topic of flow status, focus and friction, which prevents you from working efficiently. This article is from column "Developer Productivity" in the IEEE journal. In this article, the authors describe their approach something like this: 1) The authors wanted to focus on the perception of engineers two concepts: flow and friction.
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SolarBalls (Sharpened space) (ForKids Category)
SolarBalls (Sharpened space) (Rubric ForKids ) On this holiday, the children included the first series of new series with some balls and I stuck with them. It turned out that this is a series about stars and astronomy, where the main role in the astrochel. (spaceman)And the planets can say,) In the first series I was bribed by the presentation of the big bang theory, and in the next series there was already a story about the formation of planets and the emergence of life. More specifically, here’s how it was played.
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A Tool for Process Merging in Business-Driven Development (Category Architecture)
A Tool for Process Merging in Business-Driven Development (Rubric Architecture ) While looking for materials for a book on architecture, I came across artifacts from the past in the form of a "Business-driven development" approach that 20 A few years ago, IBM promoted:) The original IBM article on business-driven development is not available. article The tools are still with us. In fact, BDD is a methodology for developing IT solutions that directly connects business needs with IT implementations, in which the stages of the type were distinguished.
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Taming Silicon Valley: How We Can Ensure That AI Works for Us
Covers for books " Taming Silicon Valley: How We Can Ensure That AI Works for Us and The Big Deception of Large Language Models "
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Taming Silicon Valley: How We Can Ensure That AI Works for Us (The Big Deception of Large Language Models)
Taming Silicon Valley: How We Can Ensure That AI Works for Us (The Big Deception of Large Language Models) I recently read this book by Gary Marcus, published in MIT Press in September. 2024 Just a few days ago, literally:) The book is a critical exploration of the social and ethical challenges posed by artificial intelligence. (AI)and its development under the control of large technology companies.