Valerii Tereshchenko
@ValeraT1982
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Software Developer with major experience in enterprise software development for different industries
Bellevue, WA
Joined February 2011
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I just published Loading data in React: redux-thunk, redux-saga, suspense, hooks
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Introduction
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RT @reactjs: We’ve just released Create React App 2.0, including a year’s worth of improvements. .
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I just published “Using ObjectsComparer to compare objects in .Net”
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RT @housecor: I often see applications that are needlessly bloated and complex. I’ve found two common reasons:.1. Dev team is unaware of….
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RT @housecor: Developers must strive to stay current so we know when our expertise, insights, and “best practices” have become outdated.….
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RT @reactjs: We're happy to share an update on asynchronous rendering and the upcoming 16.3 release!.
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This blog site has been archived. Go to react.dev/blog to see the recent posts. For over a year, the React team has been working to implement asynchronous rendering. Last month during his talk at...
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Streamlined Microservice Design in Practice via @DZone.
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Learn about the Microservice Design Canvas and how it is used to design microservice architecture at Capital One in this DZone Microservices Guide article.
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Java Scale-First ExecutorService : Myth or Reality? via @DZone.
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This deep dive into Java's thread pooling system shows how to implement scale-first concurrency to keep your apps performant at large scale.
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Event Driven Microservices Patterns via @DZone.
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This article talks about the switch to microservices for apps that need to be scalable, like big data deployments, and the patterns that facilitate this change.
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Trust Your Pipeline: Automatically Testing an End-to-End Java Application via @DZone.
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See how the Agile testing quadrants and the Test Pyramid show the ways different types of automated software testing interact to enable continuous delivery.
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RT @VisualStudio: Here's an incredibly in-depth introduction to nullable reference types in C#, - look for the comm….
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