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Bartosz Mikulski
Building trustworthy data pipelines because AI cannot learn from dirty data
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Support for old browsers — is it necessary?
Do you think that every web page should support all existing browsers? How about all versions of those browsers?
The beauty of properly used statically typed languages
The real power of programming in Scala is not in mimicking Haskell and overusing monads, but in taking advantage of its type system.
Extreme ownership and software engineering
What a software engineer can learn from “Extreme ownership” book? How can it influence your daily work?
Perpetually dysfunctional software
What happens when we release another beta version? Are users happy or angry? What if the reality is different than we think?
4 reasons why TDD slows you down
It is easy to announce that TDD slows you down, but have you ever wondered why it happens? Is there anything you can do better?
Always stop unused Akka actors
Akka actors do not magically disappear when you no longer need them.
Scalar 2017
Scalar Conference 2017 — everything I liked
Reversing a binary tree and other great interview questions
We do not like being asked to write an algorithm on a whiteboard during job interviews, but is there a better way?
The importance of documenting things
What happens when someone asks you about your code and you cannot answer because you have no idea how it works? That happened to me… again.
One thing can improve LambdaDays
One thing that can significantly improve LambdaDays.
Can we write cheaper software?
Can we write our web application in a way which saves our company money? Can we make our software cheaper?
A year of Poznan Scala User Group
How can a group created because of a tweet exists for over a year? Have we learned anything in a year? What are we going to do now?
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