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A response to Conjecture’s CoEm proposal

  • April 25, 2023
  • By Kristian Freed
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The current paradigm of using LLMs (and increasingly sophisticated monolithic systems that move beyond language in the sense of written human language, including code and images) rely on black boxes and Magic. How are CoEms different and how might they be used?

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Using CQRS with Event Sourcing or – what’s wrong with CRUD?

  • November 12, 2016
  • By Kristian Freed
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  • CQRS, Event Sourcing, Java, Software Architecture, Software Trends

The programming world is turning more and more functional. While pure functional programming languages like Haskell are yet to become mainstream, many of its tenets such as higher order functions and immutable data are – one indication being the additon of lambda functions in languages such as Java 8 and ECMA Script 2015. Another example at…

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Software Quality and Software Metrics

  • February 16, 2014
  • By Kristian Freed
  • Software Architecture, Software Development Process

I frequently hear people claiming to be debating code quality where in fact the only topics discussed are of code metrics. Quotes can often be heard along the lines of “The code quality on our project is excellent, we have a 70% test coverage” or the opposite “We’re slipping on code quality, unit test coverage…

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