jpswade

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by jpswade 8y ago
The question is, what problem did Google+ solve?
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by jpswade 8y ago
Interesting because the common thinking is that "The Facebook of X" is Facebook. Is Facebook finally losing its stronghold? Possibly.
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On Microservices(wade.be)
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by jpswade 8y ago
A friend of mine did this back in the day if you want a real hit of nostalgia... http://trovster.com/desktop/
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Miles of Steam Pipes Snake Beneath New York(nytimes.com)
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by jpswade 8y ago
Sounds a bit like airtable
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Microservices – Managing the flow of data(wade.be)
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A Serverless Contact Form (using AWS Lambda)(github.com)
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by jpswade 8y ago
I wrote about this over 10 years ago and it mostly still holds true today... See: https://wade.be/yes-www/ I still think the best argument for keeping www is from Heroku: "Root domains are aesthetically pleasing,
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Google's Titan Security Key has been removed from the store(store.google.com)
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Is it time to stop bringing your own device to work?(wade.be)
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by jpswade 8y ago
Tucows made hover.com to try and solve this exact problem. How does this differ?
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50+ Useful JavaScript Tips, Tricks and Best Practices(wade.be)
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by jpswade 8y ago
Or maybe it's about Microsoft's continued influence, especially in the Open Source community.
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I think the most fascinating thing here is that Google are turning to a language developed and maintained by Microsoft.
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How on earth did you end up with 100s of services? I can't imagine you have applied Conway's law. I think there's some serious confusion between FaaS and microservice architecture.
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Embrace, extend, and extinguish(en.wikipedia.org)
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Using Jenkinsfiles for Continuous Deployment Pipelines(wade.be)
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by jpswade 8y ago
It depends how you define "code". If "code" is a system of rules to convert information from one form, to another, then software will always need code. This article talks about the "agile", but creating softwar
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Biometric can be used as an identifier but not as a password.
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What problem do you think iPod solved?
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by jpswade 9y ago
Interesting. The people who know how to make marketable gadgets must understand systems theory in order to sell it. It's interesting because it's about culture and culture is a system of ideas, rituals and behaviours. We are livin
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by jpswade 9y ago
So what can we gleam from this? OVH aren't about to start selling books or buy supermarket chains? Quelle surprise. Having AWS in the hosting market means that right now, it's become a cottage industry for anyone else other than t
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by jpswade 9y ago
Kubernetes takes you to serverless, where you don't care about the hardware. The next shift is what I've called "stackless" - why do you even care what platform it runs on? All you want to be able to do is have your appl
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Getting started with Behat(wade.be)
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by jpswade 9y ago
Your system seems to be a platform for running Functions as a service (FAAS) not microservices...
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The journey to Microservices(wade.be)
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by jpswade 9y ago
I think this is why DevOps is becoming so popular. It's less about methodology. There's no certificate, role, set of tools or prescriptive process. There's no specification, it's not a product, or job title. There's
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The journey to Microservices(wade.be)
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Devops “Best Practices”(gist.github.com)
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