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by spetz 3y ago
Exactly, we have multiple SDKs, and the blog uses Rust Zola engine :)
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by spetz 3y ago
It's a message stream, so more like Kafka, Redpanda or RabbitMQ Streams (plugin). Fluvio is more mature (it's an actual product & company behind it), but we have our own ideas how to make Iggy a competitive message streaming s
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by spetz 3y ago
Thank you, that's exactly how it all started! :) At some point, we will try to incorporate some benchmarks and comparisons with the other tools.
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Iggy.rs – building message streaming in Rust(blog.iggy.rs)
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We've recorded a free course about Microservices in .Net Core
4 points by spetz 8y ago|0 comments
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Distributed .NET Core (an open microservices course)
2 points by spetz 8y ago|0 comments
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NET Core Microservices – DShop Project(piotrgankiewicz.com)
1 points by spetz 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Collectively – an open source platform for the citizens(piotrgankiewicz.com)
4 points by spetz 9y ago|0 comments
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Open source implications(piotrgankiewicz.com)
1 points by spetz 9y ago|0 comments
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by spetz 10y ago
I haven't tried to do that, so unfortunately I'm not able to help you.
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SQL Server on Linux – get started(piotrgankiewicz.com)
3 points by spetz 10y ago|3 comments
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Doing things pro publico bono(piotrgankiewicz.com)
1 points by spetz 10y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Warden vNext – current state of new Web UI open source monitoring tool(piotrgankiewicz.com)
4 points by spetz 10y ago|0 comments
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Documentation as a project booster(piotrgankiewicz.com)
2 points by spetz 10y ago|0 comments
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by spetz 10y ago
Thanks for providing the fixed links!
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Show HN: Lockbox – an open source project for storing vulnerable app settings
3 points by spetz 10y ago|2 comments
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by spetz 10y ago
Good point, however, you could always try to run the SQL Server remotely or on VM for the development purposes.
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.NET on Linux – bye, Windows 10(piotrgankiewicz.com)
214 points by spetz 10y ago|282 comments
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A short story about the IT career(piotrgankiewicz.com)
2 points by spetz 10y ago|0 comments
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Microservices, here I come(piotrgankiewicz.com)
3 points by spetz 10y ago|0 comments
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The missed opportunities(piotrgankiewicz.com)
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by spetz 10y ago
Duly noted, will fix bolding issue in the next posts.
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by spetz 10y ago
Good idea, I will think how to improve both, the landing page and the GitHub's readme file.
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by spetz 10y ago
That was an interesting read, thanks for posting this. I guess that the moral of the story is to keep trying and don't give up with contributing whether it's submitting PR, opening new issues or running your own project.
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by spetz 10y ago
Do you refer to the phrase: "OPEN SOURCE & CROSS-PLATFORM TOOL FOR SIMPLIFIED MONITORING" or something else?
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by spetz 10y ago
Thank you for such a detailed answer, I'll keep that in mind when I'll be writing my next post!
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by spetz 10y ago
Thank you for this well-written answer :).
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by spetz 10y ago
Thank you, sir. As for the bolding, I use it because many people (including me) at first scan the text looking for important stuff and then decide if it's worth to read the whole article. I'll see what can be improved in that matt
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by spetz 10y ago
Thanks, currently I'm working on the MS SQL integration, so it will be my next task!
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by spetz 10y ago
Indeed they are (ok I hope that you've realized I was partially joking about this). Anyway, getting attention is important to make your OS project more recognizable, so what's wrong with that? :)

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