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Oh Dear
Oh Dear The all-in-one monitoring tool for your entire website
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Fathom Fathom Analytics: A Better Google Analytics Alternative
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Wispbit Open Source AI Code Review for Teams
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Deployment: What good looks like
4 years ago

Deployment: What good looks like

In Klarna we have hundreds of engineering teams that need to deploy things. To deploy means different things to different teams, depending on what technologies the team works with. Many, but not all, teams use our centrally provided shared tooling for container deployments.
Offloading Authentication and Authorization from Application Code to a Serv
4 years ago

Offloading Authentication and Authorization from Application Code to a Serv

Tetrate sponsored this post.
Bug Spotlight : Null Dereference, A Tricky Little Bug that’s Easy to Miss
4 years ago

Bug Spotlight : Null Dereference, A Tricky Little Bug that’s Easy to Miss

This crafty little bug is a NULL DEREFERENCE, (CWE-476) and to show you what we’re looking for, here’s one Musebot caught in the wild. These bugs are simple in concept but hard to find in practice as they often require reasoning about code across different functions, files, or even packages.
Blog: The Hate for YAML: The Hammer or the Nail?
4 years ago

Blog: The Hate for YAML: The Hammer or the Nail?

Those four letters that strike dread in the hearts of every Kubernetes user. That short acronym that pierces like a knife in the dark. The aura of terror that follows it, enveloping everyone and everything as its reach seems to grow to the ends of time itself.
DevOps Tools: Automation, Monitoring, CI/CD, and More
4 years ago

DevOps Tools: Automation, Monitoring, CI/CD, and More

Back in 2010, Amazon migrated its servers to the AWS cloud and launched the Apollo code deployment platform. It allowed developers to deploy code whenever they needed to any of the Amazon servers. So, they also put operations staff to work closer with developers and ensure stable deployment.
Was Parler Really a Progressive Web App?
4 years ago

Was Parler Really a Progressive Web App?

Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) became a trending social media term last week, for all the wrong reasons. When the right-wing microblogging app, Parler, was pulled from the Google and Apple app stores, its users immediately began to search for a browser-based version.
Why Parler Can’t Rebuild a Scalable Cloud Service from Scratch
4 years ago

Why Parler Can’t Rebuild a Scalable Cloud Service from Scratch

When Amazon Web Services informed Parler that it was terminating its hosting deal, the social platform initially maintained that it would be back online in a week.
4 years ago

Building an NLP Engine Is Hard, but Not as Hard as Defining Terms

In my full-time role at Nuvi, I’ve been lucky enough to work on a team where we’re able to push the boundaries in the natural language processing field.
Rookout Tool now Debugs Third-Party Code
4 years ago

Rookout Tool now Debugs Third-Party Code

Rookout revealed today it has extended its eponymous debugging tools to include third-party applications. Shahar Fogel, Rookout’s CEO, says most organizations today are building applications that rely heavily on code or modules developed by a third party.

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