No Postgres existe a opção de salvar dados como JSON – o que pode ser muito útil especialmente quando temos muitas incertezas quanto aos requisitos de negócio que ajudariam na modelagem das tabelas. A flexibilidade de poder armazenar os dados sem se preocupar com a estrutura das tabelas parece interessante, porém qual o impacto disso … »
According to the Harvard Business Review, one of the biggest difficulties for teams today and in the future is the distance factor. With each passing day, it’s becoming more common to work with remote teams and that creates a big communication barrier. Being able to communicate properly is already a very complex subject, so we … »
Are you having a hard time prioritizing backlog and setting releases? Let’s talk about Story Mapping! If you’ve ever participated in a software development team, you’ve probably come across the difficulties faced by product professionals to prioritize the backlog and set releases. These tasks can become even harder without the ideal tools and techniques, distancing … »
Welcome to the “Building a new MySQL adapter for Ecto” series: Part I: Hello World Part II: Encoding/Decoding Part III: DBConnection Integration Part IV: Ecto Integration (you’re here!) After DBConnection integration we have a driver that should be usable on its own. The next step is to integrate it with Ecto so that we can: … »
Regardless of whether you are an experienced or recent agilist, there are challenges that are part of the daily routine of any team that is seeking to create a quality software with a predictable deadline for delivering a demand (e.g., new functionality, fixing a bug, technical improvement, etc.). Developing a vision that enables seeing and … »
Welcome to the “Building a new MySQL adapter for Ecto” series: Part I: Hello World Part II: Encoding/Decoding Part III: DBConnection Integration (you’re here!) Part IV: Ecto Integration In the first two articles of the series we have learned the basic building blocks for interacting with a MySQL server using its binary protocol over TCP. … »
