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Google and HTTP
Google and HTTP
Google is a guest on the web, as we all are. Guests don't make the rules.
·this.how·
Google and HTTP
Why Tech Companies Still Love Eating their Own Dogfood
Why Tech Companies Still Love Eating their Own Dogfood
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a software product in possession of a good value proposition must be used by its creator. Fair enough, but why do tech companies insist on making such a big deal about it? In this post I will focus on the general question of what dogfooding in tech accomplishes
·redmonk.com·
Why Tech Companies Still Love Eating their Own Dogfood
Why I'm in the Tailwind cult
Why I'm in the Tailwind cult
Haters be damned - I love Tailwind CSS. Here's my take on why utility-first CSS is the way forward. Learn why I believe Tailwind improves developer productivity and happiness.
·phoenixonrails.com·
Why I'm in the Tailwind cult
Let's Write a Tree-Sitter Major Mode
Let's Write a Tree-Sitter Major Mode
Creating a standard programming major mode presents significant challenges, with the intricate tasks of establishing proper indentation and font highlighting being among the two hardest things to get right. It's painstaking work, and it'll quickly descend into a brawl between the font lock engine and your desire for correctness. Tree-sitter makes writing many major modes a snap: here I demonstrate how to write a working indentation and font lock engine for HTML.
·masteringemacs.org·
Let's Write a Tree-Sitter Major Mode
Beware of Dragons: A Distributed Systems Adventure
Beware of Dragons: A Distributed Systems Adventure
Welcome to “Beware of Dragons in the Dungeons,” an online book you can access through a GitHub repository. This book is a unique journey that combines the magic of fantasy with the worl…
·kevinavignon.com·
Beware of Dragons: A Distributed Systems Adventure
ASCII Table
ASCII Table
Find ASCII characters with this free online tool. Search by character code, name, Unicode, or HTML entity. Explore different code pages and encodings.
·typst.app·
ASCII Table
A Microservices Outcome: Testing Boomed
A Microservices Outcome: Testing Boomed
Increased adoption of microservices and Kubernetes has led to a boom in testing. Bruno Lopes of Kubeshop discusses this rise in testing and what it means for the developer experience.
·thenewstack.io·
A Microservices Outcome: Testing Boomed
If you work on a big language, I'd like to talk
If you work on a big language, I'd like to talk
The October TLA+ workshop still has some slots left! Register here, use the code C0MPUT3RTHINGS for 15% off. I wanted to write some stuff on TLA+ modeling...
·buttondown.email·
If you work on a big language, I'd like to talk
Thank goodness for Mastodon
Thank goodness for Mastodon
It’s been nearly a year since it became clear Elon Musk was going to buy Twitter, and I wanted to take a second and just say thank goodness for Mastodon. I was skeptical that another Twitter-like service was something people (including me) wanted, but it turns out we very
·birchtree.me·
Thank goodness for Mastodon
Postmarks Revisited
Postmarks Revisited
Since my initial post on Postmarks, I made two minor changes to my bookmarking site: I edited src/pages/layouts/main.hbs to eliminate the Login link from the header and the footer I also removed th…
·genxjamerican.com·
Postmarks Revisited
Notes on Teaching Test Driven Development
Notes on Teaching Test Driven Development
JasperFx Software has several decades worth of experience with Test Driven Development, developer focused testing, and test automation in general. We’re more than happy to engage with potenti…
·jeremydmiller.com·
Notes on Teaching Test Driven Development
Mining Gold in Digital Conversations
Mining Gold in Digital Conversations
How I used artificial intelligence and async programming to transform interesting conversations into blog posts.
·thoughtbot.com·
Mining Gold in Digital Conversations