Posts
All the articles I've posted.
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Joshua Bloch and his tier list of book
Joshua Bloch a software engineer related, contributor and (in some way) evangelist of Java has been asking at the time Coders at Work was published about the books of every programmer should read.
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Scraping Whale Alerts
Following the questions about Whale-Alert first post . The whale alert page provides interesting information about whales, in the cryptocurrency argot it’s a transaction above certain amount of money.
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How Douglas Crockford detects the talent
Douglas Crockford, well known because he was the first person who specified the JSON format was asked about the question of detect the talent in a programmer. Seibel: When you’re hiring programmers,
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Jamie Zawinski in Coders At Work
Jamie Zawinski is known about some things he has created. But, besides that, when he was asked about how he see himself he gave a really interesting answer: Seibel: That brings me to another of my
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Three ideas to consider to develop a microservice
In the post about: Is microservice architecture the silver bullet? we can find the explanation about why is not a good idea the microservice architecture to the following applications: real-time
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What is programming?
've finished reading "Coders at work" a series of interviews between @peterseibel and well-known programmers/coders/(etc). The first edition was in 2009. And in the preface you can read: Yet despite
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Peter Norvig Paper: Oh shinny! antidote
Dark Knights In the TED talks The mind behind Linux | Linus Torvalds https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8NPllzkFhE&ab_channel=TED One of the comments that Linus Said was: Edison may not have been a nice
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What is an 'Ephemeral cluster'?
When you create a service to compute, for example in HD-Insight you can create a cluster which remains active once it's created or, in the other hand, stop (will be 'deleted') after some amount of