Stopped reading at "Why Java"
Flutter is quickly shaping up to be the best way to accomplish this. The new renderers landing on all platforms including web are really nice. I've ignored Flutter until now, but it's getting too good to ignore for much…
Well his vision so far for Twitter seems to be to turn it into an anti-woke, advertiser shaming, ad supported platform. I'm sure there are a few people excited about that, but I'm not sure it's as visionary and uniting…
WASM will bring back a lot of the web devs to native, but C++ via ecmascripten sucks balls compared to the alternatives.
Bun is amazing. Super early with some quirks but I use it whenever I can. So much nicer than the alternatives even with the early buggy bits.
https://developer.ibm.com/articles/reducing-cold-start-times... Knative has solved most of those pod start time problems since it’s dealing with a similar scenario, unless 0.008s startup time isn’t good enough for you.
minio
Because it is a GUI mashup built on top of a dozen dated, crappy, products that don't work well alone or together, and strung together with fishing wire and duck tape. The fact that it even runs at all is an…
Because Facebook is trying to cobble together crap on top of Unity. They are using an inferior engine built by someone else and designed to make mobile games. There's no way they will rule the metaverse without owning…
Very cool.
This post is a red flag signaling the author doesn't know what he's talking about.
When you care about perf a lot more than consistency
Come on, those employees were just leaning in.
And I'd still rather have Netflix than basic cable 30 years from now as well.
Because there are no good LMSes. It doesn’t matter if it’s open or not. The concept is broken. The platforms people actually like learning with aren’t LMSes.
Looks like they let the marketing folks write tech articles again.
After reading, I have no idea what Fluent Design is.
We currently use CockroachDB in production and this is definitely going to make us take a serious look at YugaByte. We love Cockroach, but not really being able to do a distributed backup / restore operation without…
It's cheaper to develop high quality software, so let's all pay $500k+ a year to hire people capable of doing it for us, find a recruiting team good enough to find them, build a culture they actually want to join, and…
I'm not sure what the logic here is compared to AWS Outposts and Azure Stack. AWS Outposts and Azure stack support a very large number of Azure services and Anthos just supports GKE and Istio? So there's no first class…
Not to mention that it requires other licenses and hardware to work in the first place, so your total licensing cost is quite a bit higher than that: "What's required to run Anthos? Anthos has multiple components. Among…
I visit the trending page multiple times every day. It's a great way to keep an eye on up and coming projects.
PWA certainly solve some challenges around installation and delivery, but they don't do that without additional tradeoffs, and you still end up with an electron style app, which is what Gruber doesn't like.
Electron isn't the end game, it's a flawed, but workable solution to the problem of having to support too many platforms on a limited budget. I can't wait till we have something better, but I haven't seen a better…
AWS is gold standard so of course they would support it. Cockroach labs is backed by Google Ventures and run by former Googlers so that explains GCP. Azure may not have the most impressive tech stack, but plenty of non…
Stopped reading at "Why Java"
Flutter is quickly shaping up to be the best way to accomplish this. The new renderers landing on all platforms including web are really nice. I've ignored Flutter until now, but it's getting too good to ignore for much…
Well his vision so far for Twitter seems to be to turn it into an anti-woke, advertiser shaming, ad supported platform. I'm sure there are a few people excited about that, but I'm not sure it's as visionary and uniting…
WASM will bring back a lot of the web devs to native, but C++ via ecmascripten sucks balls compared to the alternatives.
Bun is amazing. Super early with some quirks but I use it whenever I can. So much nicer than the alternatives even with the early buggy bits.
https://developer.ibm.com/articles/reducing-cold-start-times... Knative has solved most of those pod start time problems since it’s dealing with a similar scenario, unless 0.008s startup time isn’t good enough for you.
minio
Because it is a GUI mashup built on top of a dozen dated, crappy, products that don't work well alone or together, and strung together with fishing wire and duck tape. The fact that it even runs at all is an…
Because Facebook is trying to cobble together crap on top of Unity. They are using an inferior engine built by someone else and designed to make mobile games. There's no way they will rule the metaverse without owning…
Very cool.
This post is a red flag signaling the author doesn't know what he's talking about.
When you care about perf a lot more than consistency
Come on, those employees were just leaning in.
And I'd still rather have Netflix than basic cable 30 years from now as well.
Because there are no good LMSes. It doesn’t matter if it’s open or not. The concept is broken. The platforms people actually like learning with aren’t LMSes.
Looks like they let the marketing folks write tech articles again.
After reading, I have no idea what Fluent Design is.
We currently use CockroachDB in production and this is definitely going to make us take a serious look at YugaByte. We love Cockroach, but not really being able to do a distributed backup / restore operation without…
It's cheaper to develop high quality software, so let's all pay $500k+ a year to hire people capable of doing it for us, find a recruiting team good enough to find them, build a culture they actually want to join, and…
I'm not sure what the logic here is compared to AWS Outposts and Azure Stack. AWS Outposts and Azure stack support a very large number of Azure services and Anthos just supports GKE and Istio? So there's no first class…
Not to mention that it requires other licenses and hardware to work in the first place, so your total licensing cost is quite a bit higher than that: "What's required to run Anthos? Anthos has multiple components. Among…
I visit the trending page multiple times every day. It's a great way to keep an eye on up and coming projects.
PWA certainly solve some challenges around installation and delivery, but they don't do that without additional tradeoffs, and you still end up with an electron style app, which is what Gruber doesn't like.
Electron isn't the end game, it's a flawed, but workable solution to the problem of having to support too many platforms on a limited budget. I can't wait till we have something better, but I haven't seen a better…
AWS is gold standard so of course they would support it. Cockroach labs is backed by Google Ventures and run by former Googlers so that explains GCP. Azure may not have the most impressive tech stack, but plenty of non…