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Some fun conf talk/blog title clickbait inspiration that Devs will “get”
How to Clickbait a Developer: Catchy Title Trends
Re:Hashicorp raises $100M at a $1.9B valuation
on Thursday November 01, 2018 @01:00PM (#18356030)
"with unconventional names like Vagrant, Consul and Terraform"
But Kubernetes and Istio are a completely normal names? Welcome to open source, mainstream media ;)
Re:The Top 100 Java Libraries in 2018 – Based on 277,975 Source Files
on Thursday November 01, 2018 @12:58PM (#18356008)
Glad OverOps did this report again. It's always so interesting to find that tools I thought were old, outdated, and probably replaced by competitors are still going strong, like Jetty and Netty.
Improve Your Python Project: A Layered Approach
Re:Unikernels: No Longer an Academic Exercise?
on Tuesday October 23, 2018 @01:31PM (#18285461)
I still think it is. There's still been no push in the open source community to make tooling around Unikernels to make it user to a broader audience and a broader set of use cases.
35 resources for better dev and test team meetings
Podcast with Bob Burrough who worked on the first iPhone
Epic developer fails of 2017
JavaScript compared to C, Java, C#, Python, Ruby, and PHP–in bullets
Why would anyone choose Docker over fat binaries?
A Fare Cache in a Sharded Data Cluster Using Posgres and Citus
How Google, Facebook, Amazon, Spotify and Microsoft Do Testing
Is the CS degree on its way out for software engineers?
Ask HN: What dev newsletters do you read and why?
What are some of your newsletter reading habits? Do you prefer getting JavaScript Weekly instead of going to a blog or website everyday? How many newsletters do you subscribe to? I'm subscribed to 20 I think. It's a sickness. :)
A guide to RESTful API design: 35+ of the most-recommended resources
Re:The Long Road from Capistrano to Kubernetes[pdf]
on Monday June 26, 2017 @01:07PM (#14638387)
Really interesting post. I'm going to look for a video or see if there's even more detail on some of these stages.
TechBeacon Learn – Testing, Security, Agile, and Ops Lesson Outlines
Software makers have escaped security liability for decades–if that changes
Re:Security First [videos]
on Tuesday June 13, 2017 @10:32AM (#14544956)
I'd also recommend reading Troy Hunt's blog regularly. It's especially helpful for keeping up with whether account information on any site has been compromised. Look up his tool "have i been pwned"
Wah: Higher level language for WebAssembly with a reference compiler in Clojure
Ask HN: Must-listen podcast episodes for software engineers?
What are the most fascinating, engaging podcast episodes you've ever listened to that related to software development or a topic that's not directly related to development, but still interesting to software developers? One of my favorites is still Jeff Atwood's interview on the Changelog several years ago when he dissected his company's (discourse) decision process for choosing the language of...