System Architecture

I have a Git media repository where I'm keeping all of my JavaScript and CSS master files and scripts that I'll use on various projects. If I create a new project that's in its own Git repository...

As I followed the installation guide to set up saleor-platform on my system, I just copied and pasted...

Lets say that I want the create a new website and use git to track my revisions. Now I want to include several helpful things in my site that come from other people's git repos like: html5-boiler...

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Building the Inngest queue - Part I

DSH is short for “Distributed Shell” or “Dancer’s Shell”, which is a very nifty tool that allows a user to run commands across multiple machines.

Data Catalog Vocabulary (DCAT) - Version 3 is a W3C Candidate Recommendation Snapshot.

The HashSet class implements the Set interface, it uses hashtable to store the elements and contains only unique elements.

Manifold is a Java compiler plugin, its features include Metaprogramming, Properties, Extension Methods, Operator Overloading, Templates, a Preprocessor, and more. - manifold-systems/manifold

My contribution to Silona Bonewald week was an interview about her new project citability.org. Silona proposes two new features for government websites. First, change tracking. Second, permalinks f…

To:           Executive Staff and direct reports Date:         October 28, 2005 From:         Ray Ozzie Subject:      The Internet Services Disruption It is an exciting time, as we’re at the beginn…

As Web companies and government agencies analyze ever more information about our lives, it’s tempting to respond by passing new privacy laws or creating mechanisms that pay us for our data. Instead, we need a civic solution, because democracy is at risk.

ASIN: B000O121OS Some notes on Utility Computing by Ivan I.ASIN: B000O121OS Some notes on Utility Computing by Ivan I. Ivanov: Utility Computing is not a new concept. It involves organizing and pro...

Atlantic Monthly article by Martin Greenberger predicting the future of computers in 1964