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by skinnyarms 5y ago
3 of the top 5 graph databases on db-engines are open-source. https://db-engines.com/en/ranking/graph+dbms As for standards, absolutely. Gremlin and TinkerPop are both common ways to interface with Graph Databases
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by skinnyarms 5y ago
Am I missing something, it sounds like they are already doing this - not striking off on a new venture.
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by skinnyarms 5y ago
As for recurring, designers and publishers are always releasing new games and expansions. Games like Dungeons and Dragons, Warhammer, and Magic the Gathering are always releasing updates that encourage updating your materials. There are a
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by skinnyarms 5y ago
I have a lot of fun with friends playing games like this. Sometimes learning the rules can be tedious and annoying, but the more you play different games the more you see the same mechanics come up and it makes it easier. For us, the highs
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by skinnyarms 6y ago
I'm really happy with the local development story too. We use skaffold to pick and choose which resources we run locally, and then we use the same definition to generate our artifacts which keeps things in line. It reminds me of docker
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by skinnyarms 6y ago
I'm a fan of the show, it was really entertaining to listen to knocking the site over "live".
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by skinnyarms 6y ago
There are tools that help this: Visual Studio Data Tools, RoundhousE, Flyway/Redgate - I highly recommend investing time in building them into your workflows.
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by skinnyarms 6y ago
Speaking strictly of schema... Relational schema are flexible and allow for an optimizer to figure out how best to fetch your data based on the data are querying and filtering for and stored statistics about your data set. Document oriented
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by skinnyarms 6y ago
I thought the same till I tried it, ended up being more fun than I realized. If you watch other streamers, you'll see that most aren't racing through - they're just casually coding...socially.
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by skinnyarms 6y ago
Fellow Orlandonian here, the salaries are not great. I haven't seen the ODevs salary survey from 2019, but if you look at 2018 you're good for the area: https://orlandodevs.com/blog/salary-survey/ I reco
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by skinnyarms 6y ago
I would read that article, and vote it up, but I don't think we need to be harsh towards this one. It's a good read, makes some good points and I'm thankful for it.
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by skinnyarms 7y ago
Maybe you need to examine what your true goal is. Why do you want a side project? Are you doing it because you feel like you are supposed to have side projects, or because you actually want to accomplish a goal? If it's the former, you
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by skinnyarms 7y ago
I'm excited anytime a technology comes along that makes for great user experience AND developer experience. I can demonstrate the value that Hasura provides to either side in minutes. The subscriptions are particularly interesting to m
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by skinnyarms 7y ago
I just wanted to point out that Elastic has made some changes in the last year or so that help with security like... * [Making security bits available with the ("free") basic license]( https://www.elastic.co/blog&#x
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by skinnyarms 7y ago
I really enjoyed the v6 version of this one for Elastic: https://www.udemy.com/course/elasticsearch-7-and-elastic-sta... And as for Docker, this was my favorite: https://www.udemy.com/course/docker
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by skinnyarms 7y ago
Glad to see someone mention this course. It and several other courses that he published were very helpful getting me up to speed on Kafka.
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by skinnyarms 7y ago
I've had really good luck with programming topics, specifically Docker, Kubernetes, Kafka, and Elasticsearch. These are narrow topics that you are unlikely to find on Coursera and many of the courses are published by well known figures
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by skinnyarms 7y ago
I love podcasts and I'm glad for any service that helps me find useful content. That said, I'm not quite getting how I'm supposed to be using this. From a consumer viewpoint, I have a front page recommending episodes and a we
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by skinnyarms 7y ago
Woah, uh...that's weird. Thanks!
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by skinnyarms 7y ago
I love podcasts and I'm glad for any service that helps me find useful content. That said, I'm not quite getting how I'm supposed to be using this. From a consumer viewpoint, I have a front page recommending episodes and a we
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by skinnyarms 7y ago
Technical goals: Double down on existing investments, with a focus on real-time analytics and user experiences. Desired results: • Cloud Certifications (provider TBD) • Competent in Spring and React • Major side projects stable, documented:
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by skinnyarms 7y ago
I've always been that way. Before the cell phone revolution I kept a map in my car that got used way, way, way too often. It just never stuck. I was quite the bike explorer in my youth too. :shrug:
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by skinnyarms 7y ago
Why so harsh? This isn't production code published by Microsoft, it's an "enthusiast's take" written by a student learning to code. Most of my college colleagues couldn't make it through FizzBuzz. Hopefully a b
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by skinnyarms 7y ago
I've hosted several small apps with Netlify, and I recently setup my first blog/brochure type site using Netlify CMS. It's awkward, but it's amazing to me what you can accomplish with a (free) build server, a couple smal
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by skinnyarms 7y ago
A quick google of "CFS exercise" lead me to few articles, this is the one I'm reading now: https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2017/10/02/5543693... The information is sourced f
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by skinnyarms 8y ago
Most tech podcasts tend to focus on interviews, but I tend to shy away from those. There are quite a few shows that are different though, either discussion or news based. Here are a couple of my favorites. * Coding Blocks * Complete Develop
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by skinnyarms 8y ago
Love this show, you did a great job!
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by skinnyarms 8y ago
There are a couple of open-source sites I work on to help devs find podcast content. Qit is designed for finding/playing shows by topic, so you can (for example) search for shows about GraphQL: https://qit.cloud/search&
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by skinnyarms 8y ago
If my app runs off multiple API, then the bug in my (for example) commenting API shouldn't prevent users from using the shopping cart API to check out.
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by skinnyarms 8y ago
How about build-time rendering? Server-Side rendering tightly couples your front-end to your application server. Scaling the site means scaling up that application server. A bug in one "page" of the app can cause the whole applica

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