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The architecture corner newsletter is a bi-weekly publication that provides you with a list of relevant curated articles, videos on software architecture, design and development.
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Prompt Engineering is Sooo Last Year
In what seems to be an endless source of new terms, it is time for prompt engineering to move aside! The new kid on the block is Context Engineering :) If you use any LLM you will know that context is king, and most tools use the concept of system prompt to pass additional instructions alongside…
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Formal Methods To Prove System Correctness
In 2015, AWS published an article on how they utilize formal methods to ensure the correctness of critical services, leveraging TLA+, a formal specification language designed to support this goal. It helped to catch bugs early in the development cycle and provided ways to gain a deeper…
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What Makes a Good Engineer?
In most industries, continuous improvement is expected to take place. Yet, so often I find we do not do a good job of showing “newcomers” what it means or even how to set up for success.While researching about this, I found this article, which looks at traits that define good engineers and how they…
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Guidelines are not Rules
If you open your favorite social platform you are bound to see continuous threads over the virtues or lack of value of pretty much any software development practice that has been shared. It is sad how easily we are pulled into opposite corners and many start defending their points of view without…