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Swift makes actors a language feature: ordinary reference types whose mutable state is isolated by the compiler.
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Some Ruby operations are painfully slow but writing a C extension to fix them is a big commitment.
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One of the biggest drawbacks of SignalR is that it’s hard to scale.
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Accessing Sharepoint from a .NET application without using Windows is easy.
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xUnit has become the favorite unit testing tool for many .NET developers.
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Azure Functions is a serverless compute solution that integrates with a wide selection of cloud services to allow developers to build isolated blocks of event-driven code in a cloud-native fashion.
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The DateOnly type that was introduced in .NET 6 is convenient for exchanging strongly typed date information in APIs.
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Regular expressions are not a great way to validate URLs.
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The new minimal APIs in .NET 6 make creating low-ceremony microservices and backends very appealing, and they’re also a great way to add simple endpoints to Blazor Server applications, complete with Dependency Injection and JSON serialization.
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Blazor is so great that I’d rather not use anything else.
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In sociology, the broken windows theory states that if a window in a building is broken and is left unrepaired, all the rest of the windows will soon be broken.
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Trix is a rich text editor that is popular with Ruby on Rails developers.
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CircleCI provides several official orbs for interacting with Amazon Web Services, but not for CloudFormation specifically.
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Today marks the release of Xsv 1.0.0, a high performance, pure-Ruby gem to parse .xlsx (Excel) files
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I always thought indentation was a solved problem, until I needed to adapt to something different.
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Years ago I replaced my IKEA TRÅDFRI gateway with a Rasbperry Pi with a Raspbee, running deCONZ.
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People have been sleeping on .NET and they’re mising out.
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Programming fonts are stuck in the past.
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Combine Svelte and Typescript with Ruby on Rails’ Webpacker to improve your JavaScript workflow and get better feedback in your editor.
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Cypress makes writing integration tests (or system tests) easier and more fun.
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Docker image size matters.
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Gitlab CI allows you to create and manage Kubernetes clusters directly from the interface and easily deploy builds to your existing Kubernets infrastructure.
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Since the introduction of the Magic Keyboard, interest in using an iPad as a remote terminal for desktops is bigger than ever.
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Prometheus Operator is the perfect cloud-native monitoring solution for Kubernetes.
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TL;DR I wrote a super fast Excel file reader called Xsv, check it out!
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The topic of this post is neither new nor original, so I’m going to keep things short.
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Ruby on Rails 6 allows us to leverage the excellent Webpack bundler to manage JavaScript and CSS components in a way that’s more native to those technologies than the old asset pipeline: no more gems to wrap JavaScript libraries and no more libv8 gem issu…
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For a long time I’ve been thinking about getting out of my comfort zone and try to develop a game for something like the Sega Mega Drive or maybe the Atari 2600.
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If your Wi-Fi network is on channel 12 or 13, change the regulatory domain of your wireless networking driver to make the Raspberry PI 3B see it.