Adam joins the present to speak about state machines, why they’re the best paradigm to handle international utility state, and what are the sensible benefits of utilizing state machines in a backend platform.
This episode is hosted by Lee Atchison. Lee Atchison is a software program architect, writer, and thought chief on cloud computing and utility modernization. His best-selling e-book, Architecting for Scale (O’Reilly Media), is a necessary useful resource for technical groups trying to preserve excessive availability and handle danger of their cloud environments.
Lee is the host of his podcast, Trendy Digital Enterprise, an attractive and informative podcast produced for folks trying to construct and develop their digital enterprise with the assistance of contemporary functions and processes developed for as we speak’s fast-moving enterprise setting. Hear at mdb.fm. Comply with Lee at softwarearchitectureinsights.com, and see all his content material at leeatchison.com.
Miro is likely one of the platforms that I believe has been actually artistic about the way it’s incorporating AI. I created a dependency mapping on a Miro board to assist suppose by way of a brand new software program system. The concept was to visualise direct and oblique dependencies, and refine the connections between them.
The AI options helped summarize and cluster the data, making it simpler to grasp and work with. I’m additionally impressed with Miro AI’s potential to auto-generate photos from textual content. This has lots of worth for software program and product groups that have to do dynamic brainstorming and concept growth.
