Explores the challenge of 'asymmetric questions' in tech teams, where asking is easy but answering requires deep effort and context.
Explains the concept of a 'synchrony budget' for designing distributed systems, advocating for asynchronous communication to improve performance and availability.
Explains the concept of a 'synchrony budget' for distributed systems, advocating for minimizing synchronous calls to improve performance and availability.
A software developer advocates for canceling unnecessary meetings to protect deep work time, referencing Paul Graham's Maker's Schedule.
Explains the core concepts of Event-Driven Architecture, comparing commands, queries, and events for building decoupled systems.
Explains how using RFC (Request for Comment) documents can improve asynchronous communication and decision-making in tech teams.
A keynote transcript on Microservices, analyzing them from first principles and their true context as distributed systems.
