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artellectual
6y ago
Feeling the burn right now on this. I collect a $9 a month for my videos that have helped thousands of people learn to code and get their jobs. For over 3 years of running it I have not had a single dispute until now. One of my customers su
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This is wonderful news for me. I host a video on demand site Codemy.net and all the original source videos are on backblaze. Originally I had to write a library to connect to the backblaze api. Now I look forward to using the existing aws c
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artellectual
7y ago
No they struggle because they don’t know the workflow which is what gitflow teaches them. Once they learn it things work very well and they go on to teach other people.
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7y ago
On the contrary my team and I have been having great luck with git-flow. When I onboard a new team member I watch them struggle with git-flow and for me that's a great thing to see because I see them learning an efficient way to work.
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artellectual
7y ago
You said it man. I agree with you.
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7y ago
I think most people who flock to Micro Services are looking for a better design / architecture choice for software. The thing that Micro Service can teach you is Single Responsibility Principle and learning to segregate responsibility.
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I was one of the members of 3dbuzz early on. It pretty much shaped my career. I now run my own video tutorial site (codemy.net) because I was inspired by 3DBuzz. I got my first job because of content from 3DBuzz. Later focussed on web devel
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I just got the iPad Pro and have been using the iPadOS beta for the past few months. I don’t know how I was doing without it before. I now have a place where I can sketch my architecture diagrams, wireframes, live sketching for my team when
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8y ago
I built a solution for server side rendering using Elixir / Plug and Chrome Headless via Chroxy. It simplifies server side rendering greatly since it doesn’t care about the client side library you use. I have been using it to power my
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8y ago
I migrated away from react-router because from v3 to v4 broke everything that made sense. Things became wildly more complicated. I'm now extremely happy with my new router of choice router5 (not to be confused with React Router 5) htt
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8y ago
I feel like this argument of Monolith vs Microservice is really a discussion about premature optimization. There is nothing wrong with starting out with a monolith with great design. Limiting the responsibility of the monolith is the key I
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That is cool. I've been stalking Mux for a while. Since I've had to implement some of the things Mux offers on my own. I actually completed the video streaming part of my CMS right before Mux offered /video service. By that t
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8y ago
I don't think you can, because Cloudflare Video CDN is a separate product. So offering it a long with your business / free package is against your business interest. Cloudflare basically tried to sell me a $1000 / month (mini
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CDNPerf is great. I actually used them to choose which CDN to use for video on demand streaming. I ended up going with Google CDN. My benchmark was how many complaints I got from students on my platform[1]. - Cloudflare doesn't distrib
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JavaScript Promise API Basics
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JavaScript Fetch API Cheatsheet
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I don't pray, go to the temple, or do anything regarded as 'practicing' Buddhism, however I went through a very rough patch in life and I have to say Buddhism helped me out ALOT. It helped me learn to be calm even when the en
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DHH the founder of Basecamp, and creator of Rails talks about this constantly on Twitter. He talks about the importance of living a balanced life. Also written many books about work / life balance.
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Learn to Code with the Right Mindset
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Lol the title immediately made me think of this https://imgur.com/gallery/pux7Pn8
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The speed of making progress was discussed. I feel like twitter has slowed down after they switched away from Rails. Maybe technically speaking they are having problem with Scala in terms of development speed? Does anyone know the specifics
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China is also feeling the effect. In Thailand right now there are entire villages / neighborhoods full of Chinese immigrants who have migrated away from China. Once they tasted freedom going back to live just isn’t feasible anymore. So
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In Thailand the government tried to 'Ban' facebook once. They blocked facebook and netizens DDoSed government sites by going on the site and hitting refresh, on top of that they faced immense backlash on social media. They enabled
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Ask not if Language X or Framework Y is Dying
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Much awaited release. I've been running my entire application line up on Alpine it's been awesome! I wish more Cloud / Hosting providers have default Alpine Images. I've been using alpine's APK packaging system to m
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Rails Routes, HTTP Methods and Sql Queries
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Learn Ruby on Rails, but first, Learn Ruby (Part 1)
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Learning Web Development in 2019
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I'm perplexed as to why the web client is so much better than the native itunes client. This was completely unexpected. I have to say the web platform has come a very long way.
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Exactly right, just the pure fact that it's at your disposal makes you think about problems in a whole new way. For example, I recently just abstracted my solutions away from Redis. I have nothing against redis however removing a depen
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