Shai Almog
5,099 viewsThe Theory of Debugging
What do you do when you have a bug? Using a well defined process instead of looking everywhere, can change the issue resolution process.
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7,632 viewsEverything Bad in Java is Good for You
Nulls & checked exceptions are often promoted as bad things in Java, this isn't the case. Both carry significant advantage over …
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3,644 viewsNot a Single Trace
Observability is an orchestra, not a single instrument. By combining multiple data points we form an accurate production narrative.
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3,447 viewsDebugging Tips and Tricks: A Comprehensive Guide
Master the art of debugging with strategies like Rubber Ducking, leveraging tools, and systematic checklists. Turn challenges into puzzles!
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3,259 viewsThe Systemic Process of Debugging
Explore the academic theory of the debugging process, focuse on issue tracking, team communication & the balance of unit to integration …
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2,951 viewsEliminating Bugs Using the Tong Motion Approach
Delve into a two-pronged strategy that streamlines debugging, enabling developers to swiftly pinpoint and resolve elusive software glitches.
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6,256 viewsThe Evolution of Bugs
Unlock the secrets of debugging in software development. Dive deep into state bugs, thread issues, race conditions, and performance …
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3,019 viewsIt's 2AM Do you Know What Your Code is Doing?
There's a newer approach to developer observability that helps with deeper understanding. Learn how code works in production, not in theory.
Shai Almog
3,065 viewsDebugging as a Process of Isolating Assumptions
When looking at a vast project, how do we know the direction to narrow assumptions during debugging? When should we backtrack and rethink?
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5,091 viewsIs OpenJDK Just a Drop-In Replacement?
What are the pitfalls in replacing OracleJDK with OpenJDK? Simon Ritter has some interesting observations in his free new book.