Bas Wanders

Introduced by Alistair Cockburn in 2005, the Ports and Adapters architecture, also known as the Hexagonal Architectural Pattern, remains relevant today. This approach emphasizes loose coupling between application components, making them easier to test and maintain. By separating the core logic from external systems, it allows applications to interact with various sources (users, programs, tests) independently. Changes in external systems impact only the adapters, leaving the core logic untouched.

This is an opiniated guide line for front-end development. It is based on more than 10 years of experience developing front-end applications and more than 25 years of developing software. My experience is based on developing enterprise applications, so this guide therefor focused on enterprise applications development. Use BEM naming conventions Follow BEM naming conventions. … Read more

Guidelines for creating quality business software. The guidelines in this article are focused on creating high quality business applications, but they probably apply to any kind of software development. What is good software? The first question to make, when talking about better software development, is “what is good software”? What do we want to achieve? … Read more

This guide will lead you step by step to install Angular Material and Angular Flex-box with Angular 6. Angular Material Material Design components for Angular Introduction What is Material Design? Material Design is Googles UI design philosophy. It is inspired by the world of paper and ink with a three-dimensional space.  It gives its interfaces … Read more