A couple of months ago, I wrote about our use of deps.edn with our monorepo at work. I've updated that post to reflect changes we've made recently and I'm going to talk in more detail about those changes in this post.
Software infrastructure (by which I include everything ending with *aaS, or anything remotely similar to it) is an exciting field, in particular because (despite what the neo-luddites may say) it keeps getting better every year! I love working with something that moves so quickly.
From: Erik Bernhardsson
We are looking for 3 possibly 4 folks to hire at the moment.
From: ColdFusion Muse
Restoring a SQL Server database to a new server with a different file system structure can result in a Directory Lookup error since SQL Server makes assumptions about file locations. Fortunately there is a simple solution by using 'WITH MOVE'
I joined Better in early 2015 because I thought the team was crazy enough to actually change one of the largest industries in the US. For six years, I ran the tech team, hiring 300+ people, probably doing 2,000+ interviews, and according to GitHub I added 646,941 lines of code and removed 339,164.
From: Erik Bernhardsson
Our Clojure team is a big fan of reducing dependencies and, in particular, avoiding dependencies that are known to be troublesome (such as the special circle of hell that is all the different versions of the Jackson JSON libraries).
What happened with the blog and whats next
We're using RabbitMQ and its Web Stomp plugin for websockets for several projects at work.
From: Coders Revolution
At World Singles Networks llc we have been using a monorepo for several years and it has taken us several iterations to settle on a structure that works well with the Clojure CLI and deps.
A few days ago, Joseph Lamoree posted about a cool little command line tool he wrote in Python that would scan a list of servers check check for a public facing administrator.
From: Coders Revolution
In this tutorial, you are going to learn how to build a full-stack application that uses Vue for the frontend and Spring Boot for the backend.
From: Dan Vega
Here's a quick one that I tried out for the first time today.
From: Coders Revolution
In this tutorial, I will show you can force a delay in a web application for testing purposes.
From: Dan Vega
In this article, I have some exciting personal news to share and I want to take a look ahead at the new year.
From: Dan Vega
In this tutorial I will show you how you can test standard in and out in Java.
From: Dan Vega
It's a popular attitude among developers to rant about our tools and how broken things are.
From: Erik Bernhardsson
Our friend and colleague Wil passed away a few days ago after a hard-fought battle with cancer.
From: ColdFusion Muse
For about a decade, I used to speak regularly at conferences and user groups around the world. In 2013, I decided to take a break and just enjoy attending events (here's a small selection of my presentations covering the last three years of that decade).
This week, I’m speaking at the ColdFusion Summit 2020 about “Building Serverless ColdFusion Applications with cflambda.
From: Brian Klaas
I've written before about how I switched from Emacs to Atom at the end of 2016, where I initially used ProtoREPL (which is no longer maintained) and then I switched to Chlorine at the end of 2018.
seancorfield/next.jdbc 1.1.610Updated 2022-09-12 to clarify camel-snake-kebab usage in more recent next.jdbc versions.
I spent a ton of time looking at different software providers, both as a CTO, and as a nerd “advanced” consumer who builds stuff in my spare time. In the last 10 years, there has been an order of magnitude more products that cater directly to developers, through APIs, SDKs, and tooling.
From: Erik Bernhardsson
We live in a year of about 350,000 amateur epidemiologists and I have no desire to join that “club”. But I read something about COVID-19 deaths that I thought was interesting and wanted to see if I could replicated it through data.
From: Erik Bernhardsson
Share this snippet from my archives for adding a JQuery Validate rule which disallows any date greater than today
One of the really great features of CFML is the ability to run SQL against a result set in memory.
From: Coders Revolution
