No matter the industry, companies need to stay competitive to succeed. Reaching their goals in their business domain often involves tackling a bunch of smaller areas, or “subdomains” each with its own role to play. Some of these are simple, others complex, but none alone can drive success. It’s
Programming
Continuing from where we left off in the first part of the article, we will build upon the payment provider example as we explore various ways to simulate double dispatch in C#. Each approach will be accompanied by its respective advantages and disadvantages, providing you with a solid understanding of
Programming
When we write code, types help us transform complex ideas into manageable pieces. We often arrange these types in hierarchies, starting with specific implementations at the base and moving up to broader, more abstract concepts. This setup allows us to focus on what truly matters without getting bogged down by
Architecture
Imagine a bustling restaurant where multiple chefs are each responsible for preparing different dishes. Each chef has their own station, unique recipes, favourite ingredients, and personal cooking techniques. Their ultimate goal is to deliver a cohesive dining experience. To achieve this, the chefs need to collaborate effectively. For instance, while
Architecture
We are here to solve complex business problems through software solutions. The enterprise software we design is not just about meeting business requirements—it's about creating software that drives value with precision and efficiency. To achieve this, we must deeply understand the dynamic environment we operate in. In
News
I have been thinking about creating a personal blog for quite some time now. It’s been a while since my first article was published at Thoughtworks blog. While I was writing it, I quickly discovered the joy of expressing myself with words and sharing with others. Since then, I