Some great links for 03/28/2019
Stop using so many divs! An intro to semantic HTML
This makes a ton of sense. Wait a minute while I go edit my html files, ok.
tags: html tags organization semantic design
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Blog Posts
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March 2019
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2019-03-25
Some great links for 03/26/2019
Drawing Graphs using Dot and Graphviz
Another great overview and cheatsheet for Dot
tags: graphviz diagrams dot howto cheatsheet
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2019-03-24
Some great links for 03/25/2019
A super simple automatic open source doc generator. Except I dont quite understand it. I have a feeling once I try it it will be obvious
tags: documentation opensource github.pages
Devhints — TL;DR for developer documentation
An amazing set of cheat sheets from a prolific developer in the philippines
tags: cheatsheet programming tips
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2019-03-23
Some great links for 03/24/2019
Redis streams as a pure data structure
Really really interesting use case for REDIS, and a great scalability pattern
tags: scale redis datastructures howto scalability streams
Kind of interesting about security, hacking, protocols and ssh
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2019-03-16
Some great links for 03/17/2019
Read more →Always interesting to see major improvements in classic algorithms
tags: compression algorithms data
Class 10: Fitting and Model Comparison – Mark Krumholz’s Web Page
More good explanation of how to see if two sets of observations seem to be coming from a single distrbution.
tags: statistics ...
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2019-03-14
Some great links for 03/15/2019
Myo | How I learned to Stop Worrying and Love Quaternions
Quaternions are a really complicated mathematical concept which are used extensively in 3d robotics. They are really hard to understand. This article helps.
tags: Quaternions robotics 3d
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2019-03-12
Some great links for 03/13/2019
Read more →Scalable architecture without magic (and how to build it if you’re not Google)
You can always learn more about scaling!
tags: architecture howto scale
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2019-03-11
Some great links for 03/12/2019
An introduction to Redis data types and abstractions – Redis
Great overview of how Redis works, all the types and concepts
tags: redis types howto concepts
How to use Docker Compose for Rails development: Do not bundle install in Dockerfile.dev
Detailed tips on what not to do when using rails with docker.
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2019-03-10
Some great links for 03/11/2019
Read more →How to scale Ruby on Rails with Redis | Opensource.com
Another nice tutorial on Caching with Redis and Rails
tags: redis caching rails howto
The new changelog.com setup for 2019 | News and podcasts for developers | Changelog
tags: scaling architecture ...
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2019-03-09
Some great links for 03/10/2019
Read more →A tool to allow me to launch multiple apps locally to get a new SOA service going for debugging.
tags: launching ruby soa servivces
How to Enable Sessions with Sinatra | getLaura
Useful things to remember about using sessions in Sinatra
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2019-03-07
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2019-03-06
Some great links for 03/07/2019
Read more →Really good site for creating animated gifs from videos and lots lots more.
tags: video gif animated pr marketing
ruby – Is a global variable defined inside a Sinatra route shared between requests? – Stack Overflow
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2019-03-03
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2019-03-02
Some great links for 03/03/2019
Adrian Boeing: Blog: Dynamic Window Algorithm motion planning
Looks interesting but not sure we can use it!
tags: robot 119 navigation
nasa-jpl/open-source-rover: A build-it-yourself, 6-wheel rover based on the rovers on Mars!
Amazing little version of the robot that was sent to mars, “easy” to 3d print!
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2019-03-01
Some great links for 03/02/2019
Read more →The Easiest Programming Language To Learn Is… – Codesmith Development
I agree, of course!
tags: review programming ruby language easy
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February 2019
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2019-02-18
Some great links for 02/19/2019
Read more →How Microservices Saved the Internet – Hacker Noon
tags: scaling microservices web
How to save hours of debugging with logs – freeCodeCamp.org
Logs are the boring unsung heroes of quality and debugging.
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2019-02-16
Some great links for 02/17/2019
Opinion | No, You Can’t Ignore Email. It’s Rude.
True statement about emails. I agree although I know some people who habitually don’t answer emails. Is it me?
Don’t Get Clever with Login Forms
Some incredibly useful practical tips for a good login form