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Engineer's cynicism is a symptom, not a personality
First Impressions with the Turso Database
Observability as the Pillar of Great Architectures
Go is more than a language; Go is a platform
Re:
on Wednesday May 17, 2023 @10:04AM (#35975361)
The terminal is the tool I use the most in my day-to-day work. Over the years, I’ve created a series of shortcuts, scripts, and habits that make me more productive in performing many of my tasks. In this post, I will tell you some of the things I’ve set up and been using to inspire someone else to take the time to do the same.
Re:Ask HN: Is Kubernetes Operator the new database stored procedures?
on Tuesday February 14, 2023 @12:48PM (#34793037)
I agree with you. The sentence "And now we know this kind of architecture can lead to problems related to performance, scale, and vendor lock-in." isn't valid or even wrong in all situations. It's always a matter of tradeoffs :)
Ask HN: Is Kubernetes Operator the new database stored procedures?
I love the idea of using Kubernetes operators to create and manage a project's infrastructure. Like the PostgreSQL operator or some examples of API gateway operators. But something tells me that this can be a problem. Like in the past, when we used to store logic inside databases, using triggers and stored procedures. And now we know this kind of architecture can lead to problems related to...
Clean Architecture, 2 years later
Testing APIs in Golang using apitest
Profiling Golang applications using pprof
Using Prometheus to collect metrics from Golang applications
Creating test mocks using GoMock
Processing Parquet Files in Golang
Using Golang as a Scripting Language
Object Calisthenics in Golang
Full Stack vs. Full Cycle Developer
Data Migration with Golang and MongoDB
Monitoring a Golang application with Supervisor
Continuous integration in projects using monorepo
Golang: using build tags to store configurations
Clean Architecture using Golang
Re:Ask HN: What alternatives to Powerpoint/Prezi are there?
on Saturday October 28, 2017 @04:58PM (#15576739)
Deckset is awesome. Markdown is easy to write and Deckset can export to PDF. It’s my choice nowadays