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GenAI Use Cases in Business-as-Usual
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Last week, on October 27th, our team attended CodeCamp in Cluj-Napoca. While our Talent Acquisition consultants were networking and meeting some of the best software engineers from Cluj, our Java developer Tudor Pătruțiu dived deep into the conference agenda and listened to speakers from Microsoft, Xpirit, Nagarro-ATCS, etc.
In this post, we’d like to share Tudor’s takeaways from the event with a broader software engineering community.
Recommended book – Fundamentals of Software Architecture: An Engineering Approach (can be accessed here)
A: Why is architectural thinking important?
An example: full event payload vs only key based payload.
Full payload:
Key based payload:
B. Architecture characteristics
C. Technical depth vs technical breadth
D. Analyzing trade-offs
Everything in Software Architecture is a trade-off. Analyze and understand the trade-offs.
What are the characteristics of good design?
What is a microservice?
Distributed architecture:
Why build microservices?
Don’t let current perception influence your design!
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