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by abunuwas 5y ago
I've run a few (failed) projects in the past as a solo founder as well, and my single most important learning is to keep things simple, specially when it comes to infrastructure. You want something which is super easy to deploy, rollba
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by abunuwas 5y ago
I see copilot as something that could be useful for generating boilerplate or starting code. Often when using a framework or library there's some boilerplate code that has to be there for things to work fine, so instead of having to th
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by abunuwas 5y ago
There're very few extraordinary students who can start contributing from the start. But those students are already stars of their own, not the kind you can hire. For the vast majority, there's a very long journey from graduation t
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New series of podcasts about all things software (Conf42)(conf42.com)
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by abunuwas 5y ago
That's also because of fastly, I've got this response from the Heroku dashboard: Fastly error: unknown domain: dashboard.heroku.com.
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by abunuwas 5y ago
That doesn't appear to be the case does it? Amazon sites are all working fine, at least for me
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by abunuwas 5y ago
Can confirm. I almost go crazy a few minutes ago when I pushed some commits and couldn't see them appearing in the Pull Requests
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by abunuwas 5y ago
From the post it's unclear whether Tesla made a signed offer, or just sent the offer without signature. If the latter, there's probably not much that can be done about it. That kind of thing actually happened A LOT last year, and
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by abunuwas 5y ago
haha true, I guess there's a general feeling of dissatisfaction with the existing tools and frameworks, they're clearly not serving our needs so we have to create our own tooling. Thanks for linking your project, it looks awesome
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by abunuwas 5y ago
I created https://microapis.io to make it easier to launch API mock servers in the cloud with one click, no signup or login required. The problem I found with most existing providers is they require you to create an account and
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Data Gateways in the Cloud Native Era(infoq.com)
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by abunuwas 5y ago
I live in Europe and never experienced such a thing. Perhaps to be more specific: I grew up in Spain and now live in the UK. To the best of my knowledge, children keep catching the flu every year and passing it on to their parents, who inst
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by abunuwas 5y ago
This makes sense. I've always caught a flu or cold in the tube or in the office, usually from an infected parent. Last year many parents were enjoying a flu-less life while the schools were closed, only to catch it again a week after o
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by abunuwas 5y ago
That's a good point. One suspects tho that governments are more interested in getting the "proper freelancers" to be treated as employees, since they usually have higher earnings and therefore offer higher revenue possibiliti
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by abunuwas 5y ago
The link in the post is broken, this is the right link: https://www.fox5ny.com/news/florida-mcdonalds-offers-50-just...
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by abunuwas 5y ago
Whoops sorry about that, don't know what happened to the URL as u posted it. This should be the link: https://www.fox5ny.com/news/florida-mcdonalds-offers-50-just...
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Florida McDonald's offers $50 just to show up for job interview(fox5ny.com)
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by abunuwas 5y ago
There's a place for e2e tests that run the actual services, and a place for tests that use mock servers. As a full stack developer, I know for a fact that spinning up a service, even if it's dockerized, is more often than not a ha
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by abunuwas 5y ago
Not at all. The author makes the assumption that "the developer experience is often poor" when working with APIs. That happens often, but not because APIs are elitist or anything like that, but because they're poorly designed
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by abunuwas 5y ago
To clarify: we tracked not only microservices but also UI deployments. We had what they now call "microfrontends"
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by abunuwas 5y ago
In a previous job had tons of microservices and tons of environments, so it was getting difficult to track what was deployed where. We opted for a simple solution to this: we wrote a very simple CLI that makes the deployments and at the sam
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by abunuwas 5y ago
I welcome websites removing mandatory password rotation. And it's true that rotating passwords doesn't necessarily reduce the chances of having it brute-forced. But that's not the point of changing passwords every so often. R
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by abunuwas 6y ago
It depends on what check I'm making. If I just want to make a quick check, that's cURL. If I'm making the same check repeatedly, I may use Postman or something similar so that I can easily save the request test. If I want
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by abunuwas 6y ago
I don't think microservices replace frameworks. Building a microservice is no different from building a monolith. The difference is in how you architect the system, not how you implement the components
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by abunuwas 6y ago
I feel the influence of the framework is stronger in the case of libraries like vue, angular, or react. In those cases, your application lives within the shell of those frameworks, and migrating to a different framework means reimplementing
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You’re developing your API clients the wrong way(medium.com)
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by abunuwas 6y ago
Hi all, I created https://www.microapis.io to make it easier to run an API mock server. I'm a full stack developer and I often run the API locally while working on the frontend, but sometimes it's a real hassle to get
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Show HN: I created a website that runs an API mock server with just one click(microapis.io)
2 points by abunuwas 6y ago|1 comments
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Domain Driven Design for Microservices(searchapparchitecture.techtarget.com)
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How computer programming became the worst choice of career(efinancialcareers.co.uk)
47 points by abunuwas 6y ago|103 comments

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