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1. Resolve code issues in live apps running in Azure Kubernetes Services with the Snapshot Debugger
2. “10x engineers”: Stereotypes and research
3. A personal story about 10× development
4. 2019 Examples to Compare OCR Services: Amazon Textract/Rekognition vs Google Vision vs Microsoft Cognitive Services
5. A 1x Engineer…
6. A proactive approach to more secure code – Microsoft Security Response Center
7. A Very Cold Take on IBM, Red Hat and Their Hybrid Cloud Hyperbole
8. ciao

9. An example of using Lambda functions for data processing at scale - 259 TB of uncompressed data processed in just under 20 minutes https://t.co/EbhkZHk6N0 #AWS #serverless pic.twitter.com/V194caYF7K

   — Danilo Poccia (@danilop) June 13, 2019

10. The 2 hardest problems in programming are:
    
    1. Let's not invest time and money in the new thing.
    2. Let's not invest time and money in the old thing because a new thing is coming.

    — Dave Rupert (@davatron5000) June 19, 2019

11. Deprecated APIs Removed In 1.16: Here’s What You Need To Know
12. Developer Tropes: “Google does it”

13. Adobe used 125 MongoDB servers to run their activity feed. It was replaced by 48 Cassandra servers. Now it runs on 3 (THREE!) servers of Neo4j. With more data (yet smaller disk footprint), higher load and more functionality. The scalability of a native graph database. 💪💪💪 https://t.co/PfCF7sEc6V

    — Emil Eifrem (@emileifrem) November 28, 2018

14. Faster, cheaper, and better: A story of breaking a monolith
15. How Headless CMS Is Killing the Buy vs Build Decision
16. How to model hierarchical data in noSQL databases
17. How Uber, Facebook, and Netflix Do SSH
18. HTTP Security Headers - A Complete Guide
19. I Was A 10x Engineer. And I’m Sorry.
20. I’m crazy: I ask job candidates to do homework!

21. Please meet Fibonacci Versioning, the newest milestone in the software development industry! https://t.co/GaHIGzTPqd /cc: @terrajobst @_cartermp @jasonmalinowski pic.twitter.com/kkEuGtUvzW

    — Konrad Kokosa (@konradkokosa) July 18, 2019

22. Our industry tends to fetishize the technical architectures of companies like Google, Netflix, etc. They have built some impressive tech to solve rare scaling issues, so this is not surprising. However, does your company/system need similar solutions? Probably not...

    — Matt Klein (@mattklein123) June 23, 2019

23. The backlash against service mesh, K8S, and other ☁️ native tech is based, reasonably IMO, on the view that vendor marketing and big tech thought-leading are causing smaller orgs to not see the forest for the trees and adopt solutions that are too complex for their actual needs.

    — Matt Klein (@mattklein123) June 23, 2019

24. If you have a new/small distributed system:
    ✔️ Monolith
    ✔️ Untyped language/API, go wild
    ✔️ Monorepo, why not
    ✔️ ☁️ FaaS, yes please
    ✔️ MongoDB? Web scale
    ✖️ Service mesh
    ✖️ K8S
    ✖️ Anything else that anyone thought-leads about on here.

    — Matt Klein (@mattklein123) June 23, 2019

25. Microsoft to explore using Rust
26. Models of Generics and Metaprogramming: Go, Rust, Swift, D and More
27. On Databases and Non-Volatile Memory technologies. Interview with Joy Arulraj and Andrew Pavlo
28. Powering a mainframe
29. Proposal: A built-in Go error check function, “try”

30. you know I am team serverless but at least right now, it only makes sense if you are a pure SaaS company.
    
    if you want that big $$$ enterprise deals and you have to support multi-cloud and on-prem. there isn't really a better choice than Kubernetes

    — Rowell Belen (@bytekast) June 14, 2019

31. Liberty Mutual moved call center to AWS Serverless ~ 97% savings pic.twitter.com/pMYMYMIWfr

    — Teri Radichel #cybersecurity #pentesting (@TeriRadichel) July 11, 2019

32. Things I Learnt The Hard Way (in 30 Years of Software Development)
33. Understanding Docker container escapes
34. Using Rust to Scale Elixir for 11 Million Concurrent Users
35. What senior engineers do: fix knowledge holes
36. You are thinking about serverless costs all wrong
37. Your nines are not my nines

38. Seems that an entire crop of startups from the last few years have been infected with Kubernetes. What a tragic tax on productivity and distraction from customer value.

    — Zack Kanter (@zackkanter) June 14, 2019