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How to get started with Obsidian Dataview and Dataviewjs

In a previous OS TechBlog post we introduced Obsidian as a note taking app. Here I will take you to the next level of organising your…

Oct 4, 2021

How to get started with Obsidian Dataview and Dataviewjs

Oct 4, 2021

Better Software Design: Changing how we talk about software

Changing how we talk about software is the beginning of designing better software. Through clear definitions we have better design…

Dec 4

A two-dimensional plan split into four quadrants. The left half represents the outside of the system, the right half the inside of the system, the top half the functionality of the system, and the bottom half the technical implementation of the system. The top left is context, top right design, bottom left architecture, bottom right engineering

Dec 4

Software Design: What went wrong?

#SoftwareDesign should be a developer’s bread and butter. Changing how we talk about software under development is the start of building…

Nov 6

Two round layered circles, each with three layers. One has engineering as the largest central layer, while the other has the engineering at its core, which you can dig into after you have understood the architecture. The second is what we wanted byt the first is what we got.

Nov 6

The Knowledge Vault: ADRs

I recently added the knowledge vault to JacquiRead.com with a new article: ADRs (Architecture Decision Records).

Nov 4

A ball of string on the left being untangled to create a lightbulb made of string on the right, lit from inside the bulb

Nov 4

SDD Conference Top Takeaways — Evolutionary Architecture

These are just a few of my takeaways from Neal Ford’s Building Evolutionary Architectures workshop at SDD Conference 2022. More to come.

May 16, 2022

Venn diagram showing fitness functions as the central ellipse, and each of monitors, unit tests, metrics, chaos engineering and new stuff overlapping the fitness functions ellipse but not each other.

May 16, 2022

Tips for your Code Journal | Code Journaling pt 4 of 4

In this final post of my series on Code Journalling, I am giving you some further tips on creating and using your Code Journal to its full…

Sep 30, 2019

Tips for your Code Journal | Code Journaling pt 4 of 4

Sep 30, 2019

Why you should keep a Code Journal | Code Journaling pt 1 of 4

Journaling is often thought of as an arty or holistic pastime, an activity for those with a creative streak or too much time on their…

Sep 26, 2019

Why you should keep a Code Journal | Code Journaling pt 1 of 4

Sep 26, 2019

What to write in your Code Journal | Code Journaling pt 3 of 4

In this third part of my series on Code Journaling I am covering some ideas for what to actually record in your Code Journal. These are…

Sep 26, 2019

What to write in your Code Journal | Code Journaling pt 3 of 4

Sep 26, 2019

How to start your Code Journal | Code Journaling pt 2 of 4

In this second post in my series on Code Journaling, I will cover how to start your own Code Journal.

Sep 26, 2019

How to start your Code Journal | Code Journaling pt 2 of 4

Sep 26, 2019

Jacqui Read

Jacqui Read

🖋️author | 🧙🏻‍♀️architect | 📢keynote speaker | 👩🏻‍🏫 trainer | 💡 thought-leader | 👩🏻‍🎓 life-long-learner | 📃 TOGAF & SABSA Certified

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