In today’s post, I’ll describe what kind of interfaces have been defined in the Sentry project, and how you can take advantage of this knowledge, e.g. in order to create the custom metrics. I’ve tried to keep these interfaces as simple as possible, yet some of them require an explanation, mostly due to the fact, that even though the library itself is rather simple to use (I want to believe that it’s also what you think), it does not mean that the main methods when being executed, will return for example,...

In one of my previous posts I’ve told about my feelings for the repository pattern. Complaining about something is one thing (please, don’t even try to tell me, that you have never seen some piece of code, that made you cry like a baby), however, if we want to (pretend to) be professionalists, it is very important to come up with some ideas in order to solve the given problem (at least partially). In this post, I’ll present to you one of my solutions to the commonly misused repository pattern.