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Cold starts have been pretty significant for a while and may impact lots of application depending on their architecture. Let's explore them to see how we can improve them in our code.
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Let's learn how to create and manage a Conda environment and create environment variables in that environment so we don't have to worry about hardcoding credentials in our code!
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One of the announcements from AWS reInvent 2022 is that Amazon Inspector now supports scanning Lambda functions and layers which has dependencies and prone to vulnerabilities.
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To orientate myself to the world of Postgres, I'm going to dive into deadlocks, currency control, DB optimization, and more! I hope you'll join me!
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Follow along to learn how to create new images and push them to Docker Hub every time you make a push or create a pull request to it automatically!
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Everyone on the internet just loves putting their face out there for everyone to see, right?
Well, not quite.
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This is a lesson I learned after trying to use a shared NuGet package in one of my client's projects and getting an `ArgumentNullException`.
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Unix domain sockets and network sockets are two important types of sockets in Golang and are used for different purposes and scenarios. Here's my best explainer on the differences and trade-offs...
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I want to share my experience in setupping and configuring Quartz Scheduler in Cluster mode with Spring Boot...
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This tutorial will use the TextBelt SMS service. Sign up and get an API key in order to make this fully work.
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I'm exploring concurrent HTTP calls and learning how to handle many tasks in .NET. I found some references about SemaphoreSlim to handle concurrent tasks.
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Here's my latest article on a JavaScript proposal I'm quite excited about: native typing !
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I wrote a quick piece on of a CSS animation I had fun putting together tonight, enjoy ! π«°
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Hey, could y'all stop talking to #ChatGPT? I need it to help me with a complicated Regex and it's too busy π
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Welcome to part one of this two-part series on debugging in Elixir and Erlang. In this post, we'll use several different tools and techniques to debug Elixir code.
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If you're looking for a new language to learn that will challenge and intrigue you, consider giving Rust a try!
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Let's discuss the vulnerabilities that improper handling of JWTs can introduce and the alternatives you can use...
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Would it be useful to blindly implement these suggestions? No. Absolutely not β but it certainly introduces a tool which is... going to be a thing, one way or another.
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Shebang is a line that starts with #! to specify the interpreter of the script.
Note: Shebang is not specific to the bash scripting!
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The `MvcDashboardLocalize` component provides a very complete solution to localize ASP.NET Core (MVC) applications. Let's explore how to implement it in our code!
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πsmallwin in the bagπ
It's unbelievable, one of my posts on the TOP 7 week on Dev.to {} with 12K+ reads in one week, something which I really wasn't expecting !!
Many thanks to community for supporting !!
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Using a private endpoint offers strong security and performance, but we need to setup many dependent resources to make it work properly. Here's how it works.
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ViewModifiers are extremely useful and the ability to make custom modifiers really makes them so much more powerful when building apps. Let's explore how they work!
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The Lua programming language is a powerful and versatile language that is well-suited for a wide range of tasks. Here's how to start using it in your projects!
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Now anytime you have a pesky lockfile change included with other files in a commit, you can separate it out, and then `drop` them during your rebases!
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Follow along as I rewrite a buzzer application that plays a tune that leverages the timer peripheral PWM output using the STM32 embassy framework!
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In this tutorial we are going to create a simple NodeJS application which uses Kafka as a message broker for sending data between instances which act as microservices.
Let's get started!
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There are times where you will want one observable stream, that contains data from multiple observable sources. This can be accomplished by utilizing the forkJoin RxJs operator.
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Follow along with me as I go through the process of building a demo app, a Docker image using Dockerfile, pushing it to a registry (ACR), and hosting the container image using App Service.
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The throbber. The spinny thing. The loading bar. It's the thing that lets the user know that "something is happening." And you should be using it in your test execution. Here's how.
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Let's check out how an open source, enterprise-level microservice HTTP framework can help us added security measures to our Go code.
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Running a Python GUI app built with tkinter in Docker containers can be tricky. So I thought it would be fun to share my hack for making my tkinter app work in Docker on a Mac machine. Let's get started!
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Unix domain sockets and network sockets are two important types of sockets in Golang and are used for different purposes and scenarios. Here's my best explainer on the differences and trade-offs...
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I knew it was possible to wrap C/C++ code in Rust, but not how. This article is my attempt to compile all the information that I found and present it as a tutorial.
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Thanks for participating in #DevDiscuss! Want to participate in more discussions with devs? Check out the #discuss tag on #DEVCommunity!
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In the last few minutes of #DevDiscuss, does anybody have any news to share, like a project, a personal win, or any other announcement?
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Non-AI project? A non-interactive game that fits in a command-line prompt (just one row of ASCII chars). Currently pretty basic, but stretching the ol' C compiler muscles. Sooo small/fast compared to the Python prototype. And fun to watch in my prompt.
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AI depends on highly structured data for training, but you can do a lot just making the schemas.
One project I made uses schemas of I2C peripherals as the input to generate platform-specific drivers.
It works well for me but it hasn't found a place in the community #devdiscuss
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Time for #DevDiscuss!
Tonightβs topic isβ¦ anything but AI! 
Questions:
- What non-AI projects are you working on?
- Whatβs the last thing you explained to a rubber duck?
- Which topics in programming are not getting enough attention right now?
Questions:
- What non-AI projects are you working on?
- Whatβs the last thing you explained to a rubber duck?
- Which topics in programming are not getting enough attention right now?
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