My name is Denis Capeto. I’m a software engineer and passionate about software development. This site is dedicated to share knowledge about coding, architecture, cloud technologies and so on.
- Load testing your API using K6 and CSV fileToday we’ll briefly see how to load testing your API using K6 and loading data from a CSV file. K6 is an open-source tool recently bought by Grafana Labs used by many developers … Continue reading Load testing your API using K6 and CSV file
- C# static, Kotlin companion object and Python inheritance differencesSince I started working for Creditas I’ve been studying Kotlin, an amazing language, very concise and full of built-in features. Although there are many concepts in common with C#, there are some differences … Continue reading C# static, Kotlin companion object and Python inheritance differences
- Quick tip: How to monitor your microserviceFive required components together make your microservice monitored properly: Logging, dashboards, alerts, alert guide, and shift work schedule. If I’d resume the whole process in one sentence it would be something like this: … Continue reading Quick tip: How to monitor your microservice
- How to test a ‘while True’ in PythonHow to test while true in Python
- Python function as first-class objects vs C#Since I started working with Python, a year ago, I hear some Python developers emphasizing the fact that functions in python are first-class objects, which means you can assign them to variables, pass … Continue reading Python function as first-class objects vs C#
- Book Review – Fluent Python by Luciano Ramalho?Title: Fluent Python Author: Luciano Ramalho Publication year: 2015 Pages: 798 To start this conversation, a bit of a context. I’ve been working with Python for a year since I’ve moved to a … Continue reading Book Review – Fluent Python by Luciano Ramalho?
- DRY – Should we never repeat a code?One of the most famous principles in software development, DRY (Don’t repeat yourself) states that “Every piece of knowledge must have a single, unambiguous, authoritative representation within a system”. This is a very … Continue reading DRY – Should we never repeat a code?
- Book Review – Building Microservices by Sam NewmanTitle: Building Microservices Author: Sam Newman Publication year: 2015 Pages: 250 The first edition of this book, which is the one I have, was released in 2015 (second edition is yet to be … Continue reading Book Review – Building Microservices by Sam Newman
- Adding StyleCop Analyzer to your .net core solutionHave you ever considered using a code analyzer in your .net core code? In this article I’m going to show you how to do it as simple as it may seem, only three … Continue reading Adding StyleCop Analyzer to your .net core solution
- Why microservices are not anemic CRUD modulesIt’s been a while since developers and architects started using the term Microservices. There has been a big movement to migrate from old monolithic systems to a new remodeled system architecture based on … Continue reading Why microservices are not anemic CRUD modules
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