kkapelon

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by kkapelon 4y ago
There are universities (i.e. colleges) in Greece/EU, where not only the tuition is zero but you also get a good salary as you work towards your degree.
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by kkapelon 5y ago
They probably mean that they don't track _history_ of stars. The database is probably very simple and tracks only the current number of stars.
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by kkapelon 5y ago
While frontend always deals with the visual aspect of stuff, backend can mean different things to different people. For some cases, backend is simply to load an object from a DB, convert to JSON and send it the client. But backend can also
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by kkapelon 5y ago
WSL: - starts instantly - takes as much memory as it uses - just works No setup, No config, no fuss. It doesn't get any easier than this.
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by kkapelon 5y ago
Why not focus on the problem/issue on its own? See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appeal_to_tradition
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by kkapelon 5y ago
Docker Desktop also includes a full Kubernetes distribution. It is actually the easiest way to get a local K8s cluster on Windows or Mac. Docker desktop also includes Docker-compose (a way to chain multiple docker container together) And of
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by kkapelon 5y ago
Docker Desktop also includes a full Kubernetes distribution. It is actually the easiest way to get a local K8s cluster on Windows or Mac. Docker desktop also includes Docker-compose (a way to chain multiple docker container together) And of
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by kkapelon 5y ago
I prefer the "let's clean the kitchen first, before trying to cook new dishes"
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by kkapelon 5y ago
htmx is a breath of fresh air compared to the various Javascript frameworks. Thank you for creating/updating it!
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Why programmers don’t write documentation(kislayverma.com)
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by kkapelon 5y ago
Code not configuration We have this already -> https://www.pulumi.com/
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by kkapelon 6y ago
> I just use and push code to Heroku and I'm done for the day, simple. NoOps I call it. I just enter my Honda Civic and drive to my office. Simple. I call it "Sedan". (Honda Civic driver looking at an 18-wheeler in the hig
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by kkapelon 6y ago
Not a good analogy. All the tools you mention are not integrated into your app neither change how you write code. In fact your application shouldn't even know what service mesh you are using. I can write a back end application once and
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by kkapelon 6y ago
You should also check https://github.com/kubevious/kubevious
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by kkapelon 6y ago
It is coming. Check https://www.qovery.com/ and https://www.hyscale.io/ (Not affiliated with either)
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by kkapelon 6y ago
what is your long term plan? Assuming that we are finished with Covid in 1-2 years, will people still be interested in this?
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by kkapelon 6y ago
> What's pretty nice about these rules is that they don't rely on a Docker daemon You can also use podman, img, kaniko, jib and several other tools that don't need a docker daemon No need to adopt a whole build system (Baz
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by kkapelon 6y ago
You can actually do from a private Docker image that YOU have created and going upwards you only hit from "scratch" so in that case there are no external communities involved. I am not saying that people should do this in practice
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by kkapelon 6y ago
Since this is 30mins, could you please provide at TL;DW ?
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by kkapelon 6y ago
Let's assume that this is true (I don't think that languages like C/C++ have this but I may be wrong). If I use 4 programming languages why learn 4 tools instead of one (Docker)?
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by kkapelon 6y ago
The continuous delivery book is the "bible" in this area https://martinfowler.com/books/continuousDelivery.html
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by kkapelon 6y ago
>As a result I looked into building a CI/CD pipeline for the first time and practically every article I came across talking about “CI/CD” really just talked about CI. You don't mention what technology you are using, but ma
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by kkapelon 6y ago
I haven't tested, but I think gitpod works with on-prem installations.
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by kkapelon 6y ago
"There is no easy fix for this anti-pattern other than reading about the nature of containers, their building blocks, and their history (going all the way back to the venerable chroot)." Basically learn the basics (cgroups, namesp
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by kkapelon 6y ago
You are confusing two different things. One is using Docker as a deployment packaging method. The other is using Docker only for development and still deploying traditionally. Sure you can do both, but it doesn't have to be this way. &
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by kkapelon 6y ago
You could do that already with VMs and SSH. Sure it is a bit easier with Docker, but that is not the big advantage.
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by kkapelon 6y ago
Because it is a Python specific thing. Docker works with all programming languages and that's it. If you are full stack or work with multiple programming languages there is no need to learn the "equivalent" of virtualenv ever
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by kkapelon 6y ago
If you have projects with different versions (python2/3, Java5/8, node8/11 etc) you don't need to bother with version managers and package managers anymore. Just launch the respective container and you are good to go.
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by kkapelon 6y ago
Codespaces is in private beta. I have requested access for some time now and got no response. All the services I mentioned are fully open for everybody today.
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by kkapelon 6y ago
...or you could use https://codeanywhere.com/ https://gitpod.io/ https://codesandbox.io/ https://codenvy.com/ for a more streamlined experience...

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