Good geeky info about a monument near the Hoover dam...
Database design concepts and ideas in a well explained article
Programmers, know your tools! Here are some great optimizers
Some real power user tips for github
Excellent overview of sharding or vertical database partitioning
Some incredibly useful practical tips for a good login form
Rails 6 will help with database sharding!
Wow, this looks just like Sinatra. If you want to build a quick web server this is the tool for you!
Just proves yet again that with the Unix command line you can do anything!
Logs are the boring unsung heroes of quality and debugging.
True statement about emails. I agree although I know some people who habitually don’t answer emails. Is it me?
Good insights about what is learned and what is useful in a computer Science curriculum.
Indeed it is. Hollywood films often portray programmers as fast-typing computer wizards who can "hack" into anything. We all know that this can never be farther from the truth. Here is an article that discusses what goes into the many aspects of "real" programming.
It is going to be hard to see a brand new cryptocurrency vault over bitcoin, but, who knows!?
I’ve mentioned a few times recently that something is a “microbenchmark.” What does that mean? Is it good or bad? Let’s talk about that. Along the way, we’ll talk about benchmarks that are not microbenchmarks and how to pick a scale/size for a specific benchmark. I talk about this because I write
Testing is a topic I overlooked too much early in my career, which may have hurt my progress the most. This is everything I'd have told my past self about testing.
Pretty interesting review of a world I didn’t know we’ll.
Looks interesting but not sure we can use it!