Daily Digest #15
- Rails 5.1.5, parallel testing and more!
- Email is your electronic memory
- Linux ate my RAM
- Flutter — 5 reasons why you may love it
- Why so Many Developers Quit Before Ever Getting a Job. Please — don’t
- Who Killed The Junior Developer?
- Docker Tip #1 — Docker Aliases
- Docker Image Building – Lessons learned
- GraphQL as an API Gateway to Microservices
- Why should I care about Kubernetes, Docker, and Container Orchestration?
- Best Practices for Modals / Overlays / Dialog Windows
- Rails 5.1.5 released
- Node v6.13.0 (LTS)
Tools & Codes
- Embulk – bulk data loader that helps data transfer between various databases, storages, file formats, and cloud services
- kube-ops-view – Kubernetes Operational View
- kubectx – Fast way to switch between clusters and namespaces in kubectl
- No Dock – Docker Compose for Node project
- console-probe – Inspect JavaScript object methods and properties in the console
- Stimulusjs – a javascript framework
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Pengenalan tmux
Sering menggunakan banyak window atau tab? misalkan membuka vim, ssh ke server, koneksi ke database server, docker di tab yang lain, dan akhirnya akan banyak tab atau window yang dibuka. di Jenius khususnya dan sebagai developer pada umumnya, hal ini pasti terjadi hampir setiap hari.
Agar tidak perlu mengatur banyak window atau tab, hal ini bisa diatur oleh tmux atau Terminal Multiplexer, sebuah command line tool yang berguna diantaranya untuk,
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Issue #15
Reading list
- Stackshare Top 50 Developer tools of 2017
- 2018 Developer Skills Report
- Dynamometer: Scale Testing HDFS on Minimal Hardware with Maximum Fidelity
- Think, think, think… before you code!
- The Many Amazing Uses of JSON Schema: Client-side Validation
- GraphQL as an API Gateway to Microservices
- The Twelve-Factors Kubernetes
- Making 30x performance improvements on Yelp’s MySQLStreamer
- Introducing capsule networks
- How Fast is Ruby 2.5.0?
- An Exhaustive Guide to Writing Dockerfiles for Node.js Web Apps
News
Tools & Codes
- Zalando Tech Radar
- MDXC – React Components within Markdown
- Create dashboards using YAML/JSON files
- Rbspy – Sampling profiler for Ruby
- Redux but for the server.
Event
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Daily Digest #14
- Stackshare Top 50 Developer tools of 2017
- 2018 Developer Skills Report
- Dynamometer: Scale Testing HDFS on Minimal Hardware with Maximum Fidelity
- Think, think, think… before you code!
- The Many Amazing Uses of JSON Schema: Client-side Validation
- GraphQL as an API Gateway to Microservices
- The Twelve-Factors Kubernetes
- Making 30x performance improvements on Yelp’s MySQLStreamer
- Introducing capsule networks
- How Fast is Ruby 2.5.0?
- An Exhaustive Guide to Writing Dockerfiles for Node.js Web Apps
- RavenDB 4.0 released
Tools & Codes
- Zalando Tech Radar
- MDXC – React Components within Markdown
- Create dashboards using YAML/JSON files
- Rbspy – Sampling profiler for Ruby
- Redux but for the server.
Event
Read more →
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Issue #14
Reading list
- Rails 5.2: Active Storage and beyond
- How I Manage My Data
- A collection of awesome Ruby gems, tools, frameworks and software
- How we improved webpack build performance by 95%
- Up and Running with the OpenShift Ansible Broker
- Prometheus Alerts on OpenShift
- Please Stop Using Local Storage
- How to Design Motivating Push Notifications
- Introducing Mongobot: a Slackbot that can run MongoDB queries
- Testing your npm package before releasing it using Verdaccio + ngrok
- Introducing Node Clinic - A performance toolkit for Node.js developers
- Python + Memcached: Efficient Caching in Distributed Applications
- The Taste of Media Streaming with Flask
News
Code & Tools
- trestle – A modern, responsive admin framework for Ruby on Rails
- Fawn – Promise based Library for transactions in MongoDB
- fx – Command-line JSON processing tool
- Using Redis as a JSON store
- Simple-bcrypt
Event
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Daily Digest #13
- Rails 5.2: Active Storage and beyond
- How I Manage My Data
- A collection of awesome Ruby gems, tools, frameworks and software
- How we improved webpack build performance by 95%
- Up and Running with the OpenShift Ansible Broker
- Prometheus Alerts on OpenShift
- Please Stop Using Local Storage
- How to Design Motivating Push Notifications
- Introducing Mongobot: a Slackbot that can run MongoDB queries
- Testing your npm package before releasing it using Verdaccio + ngrok
- Introducing Node Clinic - A performance toolkit for Node.js developers
- Python + Memcached: Efficient Caching in Distributed Applications
- The Taste of Media Streaming with Flask
- Node v9.5.0
Code & Tools
- trestle – A modern, responsive admin framework for Ruby on Rails
- Fawn – Promise based Library for transactions in MongoDB
- fx – Command-line JSON processing tool
- Using Redis as a JSON store
- Simple-bcrypt
Event
Read more →
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