
April 2021


Why SQL is beating NoSQL, and what this means for the future of data
After years of being left for dead, SQL today is making a comeback. How come? And what effect will this have on the data community?

Top 15 Python Libraries for Data Science in 2017 – ActiveWizards: machine learning company – Medium
Great list of the most used libraries
Top 5 Python IDEs For Data Science (article) - DataCamp
Nice overview of choices of IDEs for Python and data science
CSS Positioning Simplified – Jacob Greenaway – Medium
You can never have this explained often enough

The Truth About Microservices
Another unhappy wording case that leads to confusion and a lot of headaches for developers and maintainers


4 (of many) awesome additions in Ruby 2.5.1 (and how to install it)
Also a quick aside on Ruby Structs and how to leverage it
An Introduction to Microservice Based Architecture Through Story — Part 1
An Introduction to Microservice Based Architecture Through Story — Part 1 URL: https://hackernoon.com/an-introduction-to-microservice-based-architecture-through-story-part-1-55c553ac4bd9?source=userActivityShare-d383785221d0-1524013415 Type: link Domain: hackernoon.com
The easiest way to handle displaying bad data — Saturn Flyer
Good ruby rails and other tips

Write tests. Not too many. Mostly integration. – kentcdodds
Great subtitle. Most readers won’t get it!


The Ultimate Postgres vs MySQL Blog Post
Great comprehensive comparison between two top open source dbms
Programming quotes by Joe Armstrong | defprogramming
Classic quote about OO vs. functional
ripgrep is faster than {grep, ag, git grep, ucg, pt, sift} - Andrew Gallant's Blog
I blog mostly about my own programming projects.
You wanted a banana but you got a gorilla holding the banana
Another article about bananas and gorillas
Why CSS Grid is better than Bootstrap for creating layouts
Why CSS Grid is better than Bootstrap for creating layouts URL: https://hackernoon.com/how-css-grid-beats-bootstrap-85d5881cf163?source=userActivityShare-d383785221d0-1524177045 Type: link Domain: hackernoon.com

13 Noteworthy Points from Google’s JavaScript Style Guide
by Daniel Simmons 13 Noteworthy Points from Google’s JavaScript Style GuideFor anyone who isn’t already familiar with it, Google puts out a style guide for writing JavaScript that lays out (what Google believes to be) the best stylistic practices for writing clean, understandable code. These are not hard