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The Builder Pattern – 5280 In Code
The Builder Pattern – 5280 In Code
Builders make large data objects simpler to create, read, and maintain, and they are a great way to maintain immutable data objects and give default values. This is probably the most-important patt…
·5280incode.wordpress.com·
The Builder Pattern – 5280 In Code
When software ecosystems die · Code Without Rules
When software ecosystems die · Code Without Rules
How much can you rely on the frameworks, tools and libraries you build your software on? And what can you do to reduce the inherent risk of depending on someone else’s software? Years ago I watched a whole software ecosystem die. Not the slow decline of a programming language that is losing its users, or a no longer maintained library that has a newer, incompatible replacement. This was perma-death: game over, no resurrection, no second chances. Here’s what happened, and what you can learn from it.
·codewithoutrules.com·
When software ecosystems die · Code Without Rules
Ethereum for web developers – Medium
Ethereum for web developers – Medium
I have been learning about Ethereum blockchain platform for some time and the more I learn, the more exciting it looks. There are lots of…
·medium.com·
Ethereum for web developers – Medium
Event sourced domain objects in less than 150 LOC - Arkency Blog
Event sourced domain objects in less than 150 LOC - Arkency Blog
Event sourced domain objects in less than 150 LOC Some say: “Event sourcing is hard”. Some say: “You need a framework to use Event Sourcing”. Some say: … Meh. You aren’t gonna need it.
·blog.arkency.com·
Event sourced domain objects in less than 150 LOC - Arkency Blog
PIR-triggered Staircase Lighting – with @IFTTT IoT Integration | #IoTuesday « Adafruit Industries – Makers, hackers, artists, designers and engineers!
PIR-triggered Staircase Lighting – with @IFTTT IoT Integration | #IoTuesday « Adafruit Industries – Makers, hackers, artists, designers and engineers!
These stairs look pretty great! I like the idea of walking through the house without having to press a button to switch on the lights. I wanted to have something like this on our staircase, also ha…
·blog.adafruit.com·
PIR-triggered Staircase Lighting – with @IFTTT IoT Integration | #IoTuesday « Adafruit Industries – Makers, hackers, artists, designers and engineers!
Seth's Blog: Crossing the awareness threshold
Seth's Blog: Crossing the awareness threshold
The blockchain, game theory, float tanks, turmeric, Justin Trudeau, Joi Ito, dal fry, thermite, the Corbomite Maneuver… these are all notions (people, ideas, technologies, foods) that you may…
·sethgodin.typepad.com·
Seth's Blog: Crossing the awareness threshold
From Monolith to Microservices
From Monolith to Microservices
Microservices are big in the tech world these days. The evolutionary heir to service-oriented architecture, microservice-based design is the ultimate
·nextplatform.com·
From Monolith to Microservices
Selenium with Ruby Training (Part 2)
Selenium with Ruby Training (Part 2)
This Selenium with Ruby training tutorial explains how to install Selenium through Gems, start writing Selenium code in IDE and a full test automation case.
·blog.testproject.io·
Selenium with Ruby Training (Part 2)
Starting Strength Training Programs
Starting Strength Training Programs
A guide to the Starting Strength novice linear progression and where to go next after your initial development.
·startingstrength.com·
Starting Strength Training Programs
Five things I learned from Hubbard in 2016
Five things I learned from Hubbard in 2016
A review of Hubbard and Siersen's _How to Measure Anything in Cybersecurity Risk_, which busts myths and opens doors to better information risk management.
·erick.rudiak.com·
Five things I learned from Hubbard in 2016
I’m learning to code at 56. Here’s an epic beat-down of my critical inner self.
I’m learning to code at 56. Here’s an epic beat-down of my critical inner self.
by VM Vaughn I’m learning to code at 56. Here’s an epic beat-down of my critical inner self.I’m 56 years old and learning to code. Why? Because I love it. And I’ve got a knack for it. That doesn’t mean it’s easy. It’
·medium.freecodecamp.com·
I’m learning to code at 56. Here’s an epic beat-down of my critical inner self.
Scientists turn memory chips into processors to speed up computing tasks -- ScienceDaily
Scientists turn memory chips into processors to speed up computing tasks -- ScienceDaily
A team of international scientists has found a way to make memory chips perform computing tasks. The advance means data could now be processed in the same spot where it is stored, leading to much faster and thinner mobile devices and computers.
·sciencedaily.com·
Scientists turn memory chips into processors to speed up computing tasks -- ScienceDaily