No matter how hard you work in implementing DevOps practices in your organization, there are always questions arising regarding the actual bottom-line value that it brings. Especially in larger organizations, where it’s easier to coast along without being noticed if your work is actually making an impact or not. Recently I found myself in a position several time to explain to people both in and outside of the Tech industry about DevOps, the value it brings and is it just another trap to milk money off people and companies.

The day has finally come! I have mustered up time, strenght and willpower to move from Wordpress into something more exciting. You might argue that it’s unnecessary and that I could have continued with WP but the truth is that I wanted something more involved where I could get my hands dirty figuring out stuff. You can figure stuff out in Wordpress, edit the theme etc… But I was never a Wordpress fanboy because of bloat and all the PHP.

I love Spring framework, Dependency Injection and everything it has done for mankind (or Java developers, at least). And I hope that it thrives for many more years and helps us write amazing software (or gives us the tools for it, at least). However, more than a fair share of projects I have encountered in my career do have a tendency to abuse some or many tools the framework. I want to think that this is just a coincidence.