How to extract code into library allowing changes without workflow overhead
Imagine I have many (micro)services each in a separate git repository. Some business logic code is redundant in all of them.
If I need to change the logic I would have to change every project, which requires commit, push, merge, release, deploy.
Structure of Projects and its components
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Structure of Projects and its components
Background
How to decouple spagheti code for unit tests [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: I’ve inherited 200K lines of spaghetti code — what now? (19 answers) Closed 2 days ago. This post was edited and submitted for review 6 mins ago. A little background on the project: we as a company receive a spaghetti source code, and into that we add even more […]
How to unit test spagheti code
A little background on the project: we as a company receive a spaghetti source code, and into that we add even more spaghetti code. So with that I want to say that complete restructuring the code and un-spaghettifing it is not really possible, and we also do not have any say in what the other company deliveries, we just have to deal with what we have.
It is a C/C++11 code with CMake. I chose Google test framework (but I can still change it).
How should I manage Git for a multi-phase project to facilitate future improvements and bug fixes?
I’ve just completed the first phase of a multi-phase assignment for a course, and it is working fine. However, I didn’t use any version control tools like Git during its development. Now that I am starting the second phase, I want to initialize a Git repository to manage my code more effectively.
Separating front end from back end – Tomcat
I’m currently working with a company that uses Java / Tomcat / Spring for the back end of our web applications. As a front-end developer, I’m feeling more and more strongly that the back end should be a separate project from the front end, for a few reasons:
Separating front end from back end – Tomcat
I’m currently working with a company that uses Java / Tomcat / Spring for the back end of our web applications. As a front-end developer, I’m feeling more and more strongly that the back end should be a separate project from the front end, for a few reasons:
Separating front end from back end – Tomcat
I’m currently working with a company that uses Java / Tomcat / Spring for the back end of our web applications. As a front-end developer, I’m feeling more and more strongly that the back end should be a separate project from the front end, for a few reasons:
Separating front end from back end – Tomcat
I’m currently working with a company that uses Java / Tomcat / Spring for the back end of our web applications. As a front-end developer, I’m feeling more and more strongly that the back end should be a separate project from the front end, for a few reasons: