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Stedi Functions: Extensibility to meet the demands of any EDI integration
Public Guides: next-generation EDI implementation guides
Translate Between JSON and EDI
Stedi Guides
Transaction set variants in Amazon's 850 Purchase Order
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Everything is important – Singer Vehicle Design
Complex data transformations made simple with Mappings
Excerpts from the Annual Letter
Parallel CDK Stack Deployments
How to Go for 10x
Which successful companies' architecture is essentially a monolith?
Cost Matters (2020)
Re:Booking.com is moving its customer service staff to an outsourcing ...
on Friday February 11, 2022 @07:34AM (#30300669)
I think the title was changed correctly, I tried to follow HN's guideline of having the same headline as the source, but this is more accurate.
Booking.com is moving its customer service staff to an outsourcing company
52 things I Learned in 2021
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What does P-four-nines (p99.99) mean?
How to Waste Hundreds of Millions on Your IT Transformation
Rituals for hypergrowth: An inside look at how YouTube scaled
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Time in Distributed Systems
Re:Learning Distributed Systems
on Wednesday March 24, 2021 @06:23AM (#26565419)
Thanks for the link, will add this to the list.
Learning Distributed Systems
Something Important for Someone Important
Re:AstraZeneca vaccine doesn't prevent B1351 Covid in early trial
on Wednesday March 17, 2021 @04:14AM (#26487867)
While they may not be being done lightly, the reasoning is still based on legal concerns rather than medical ones. https://twitter.com/leonardocarella/status/13718299183388016...
Something Important for Someone Important
Re:Write libraries instead of services, where possible
on Tuesday March 09, 2021 @10:16AM (#26399545)
This is very sound advice.
That being said it's incredibly hard to follow this advice in environments which encourage a polyglot stack and 'the best tool for the job' mindset. The moment you have more than one language in your stack it becomes easier to build services than to maintain libraries in each language. You can of course write native C libraries with bindings to different languages but that's a bit weird.
It's also requires more discipline to maintain abstractions and boundaries properly with libraries in large code bases but that's another story.