Author: John L. Bowman

In his book Domain Driven Design (DDD), Eric Evans encourages using Value objects within domain models. Value objects are immutable types utilized as property of entities. Learn the basics of value objects and DDD in the Domain-Driven Design Fundamentals course that I co-authored with Steve Smith. Pluralsight’s team of developers has long been a proponent of the DDD approach […]

The core of every engineering team’s workflow is how projects go from concept to actual product and how customer feedback can be incorporated into a ticket in the latest sprint. Engineers haven’t had to seek external motivation to improve, but it is the primary goal. More than ever, the ever-growing demands of customers for speed […]

Introduction Change can be difficult. It is undisputed that the agile transition is a major and, consequently, difficult. In reality, there hasn’t been an effortless transition to agile. Every single agile transformation that has been attempted has resulted in a decline in performance. Each new agile change will result in a decline in performance. This […]

It’s not a secret that Python is among the most popular programming languages. However, as teams, technologists, and CTOs think about the near future, they may be wondering whether Python is worthwhile money. Let’s examine Python’s decade of exponential growth, the present issues and common issues users face with the language and ways Python can […]

The future of the workplace continues to evolve and change at an ever speed, as do the requirements of the tech teams and decision-makers in companies worldwide. To provide tech companies with an efficient method to build their workforce and meet the looming new challenges. We’re constantly expanding our services. We’re delighted to announce that […]

Blockchain has indeed existed for more than several decades. However, it is now being utilized in various new and exciting ways. It is forcing us to become more human while we seek new ways of connecting and creating trust in systems which previously had no confidence. We’re witnessing unprecedented change across the board; from managing supply […]

Heidi Helfand kept encountering one concept that was never quite right: The essential elements for building a team effectively are stability and consistency. It was mentioned in books about scrum and agile. The coaches of leadership discussed it. However, she discarded this idea when she set up a coaching team at an early-stage company to […]

In comparing relational and non-relational databases, it’s crucial to recognize that they can be used for their own purposes. However, they have distinct reasons and uses. A particular type of database isn’t superior to the other as both databases have their place, whether relational or non-relational. This post aims to explain what a relational database […]

A recent study conducted by Recurrent Motors – a provider of battery health reports and range projections in used electric vehicles – concluded that electric car batteries are rarely replaced, and most replacements happen during the warranty period. Liz Najman, a researcher at Recurrent Research, based on a sample size of 15,000 vehicles, found that only 225 […]

The demand for cybersecurity professionals is high despite recent high-profile layoffs in the tech industry. Why aren’t these workers recruited when so many displaced tech workers search for a new jobs? It may be possible to find the answer by better matching candidates who are less likely to retrain in cybersecurity. The demand for cyber […]