Engineering Managers (EMs) operate at the intersection of strategy, execution, and culture. Their role is multifaceted, demanding constant negotiation between high-level organizational goals and granular operational realities. To fully grasp the complexity of this role, we’ll examine it through the lens of Prof. Aswath Damodaran ’s Classical Firm Structure, which highlights inherent trust deficits and…
With Next.js (since 13+) and the powerful App Router, we now have access to React Server Components (RSCs). 🎉 But the big question is: when should you use Server Components 🖥️ and when should you go with Client Components 🖱️? Let’s dive into the details and explore the pros and cons of each to help…
No desenvolvimento de aplicações, testar a integração com APIs e serviços externos é essencial para garantir que tudo funcione corretamente. No entanto, depender de serviços reais pode tornar os testes lentos e suscetíveis a falhas externas. É aí que entra o mocking. Utilizando o Playwright, podemos simular respostas de APIs, controlando assim o comportamento da…
Key Features 🌟 Zero-Downtime Updates 🔄 Enables application updates without service interruption Gradually replaces old pods with new ones Maintains application availability during updates Version Control 📝 Manages different versions of your application Keeps track of deployment history Enables easy rollback if issues occur Traffic Management 🚦 Controls how traffic is shifted to new versions…
Introduction Web3 space is well advancing and growing by a day. And with every shift, users experience is the most centered aspect in the space. One important and yet persistent challenge that has, for many years, becomes a hurdle that deters many from embracing blockchain fully, along with its technology, is gas-fees. Some might ask,…
Hi there! I’m Mehmet Akar, a database enthusiast and a long-time advocate of modern, scalable backend solutions. If you’re like me, you’ve probably faced the challenges of implementing webhooks in serverless applications—making sure they’re reliable, fault-tolerant, and easy to manage. Webhooks are a critical part of many modern systems, but handling retries, failures, and scalability…
Using NotebookLM to learn about the Canadian Parliament Listen to the Podcast here! I would like to learn about the Canadian Parliament and the best way to do this would be to write down the content in NotebookLM, create a podcast and ask questions. The following content is used to create the podcast. I’ve made…
Reference : JavaScript What are the different data types in javascript? Explain hoisting in js. Why do we use word “debugger” in js? Difference between “==” and “===” operator. Difference between “var” and “let” keyword in js. Explain Implicit type coercion in js. Is js a statically typed or dynamically typed language? What is NaN…
Mistral vs GPT: A Comprehensive Comparison of Leading AI Models Abhinav Anand ・ Nov 21 ’24 #webdev #ai #chatgpt #python
Hi everyone, I’m a beginner in AWS, currently learning the basics, and I want to build hands-on projects to enhance my skills and create a portfolio. I’ve explored AWS Free Tier, but I’m not sure how to structure projects or where to find ideas. I’d love to work on practical projects that align with real-world…
1. Service Overview Service Name: AWS Step Functions Logo: Tagline or One-Line Description: Build and coordinate complex workflows with ease. 2. Key Features Top Features: 1.Visual Workflow Design: Create workflows using a visual interface that simplifies the orchestration of microservices and serverless applications. 2.State Management: Automatically manage the state of your application, ensuring that each…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has revolutionized the world, becoming a core part of industries from healthcare to entertainment. However, as AI continues to evolve, newer terminologies emerge, leaving many of us wondering: What’s the difference between AI and Generative AI? Let’s break it down in simple terms. What is AI? Artificial Intelligence refers to machines designed…
Docker is an open platform for developing, shipping and running applications. Modern application deployment requires the creation of effective and optimized Docker images. Docker images frequently grow excessively which affects resource utilization and performance. Docker’s multi stage build feature offers a simplified method of reducing image size without sacrificing functionality in order to solve this…
Jolt — an AI codegen and chat tool for production codebases — is live on Product Hunt today. Few weeks ago, Jolt’s founder, @yev_yev_yev reached out: We’re planning to launch Jolt AI on Product Hunt. Any advice for the launch? Here’s why and how we planned the launch step by step. why Product Hunt Product Hunt is…
Updating the APT cache is essential for keeping your system in top shape. But it can sometimes feel like navigating a maze. Here’s how you can make sure your APT cache updates without a hitch, even when dealing with specific sources. Common Scenarios and Challenges When configuring APT to use specific repositories, you might run…
Hi there! I’m Mehmet Akar, a database enthusiast who loves diving into the world of serverless architectures and modern backend technologies. Over the years, I’ve explored how serverless platforms like AWS Lambda, Google Cloud Functions, and Vercel make scaling applications a breeze, but I’ve also come across common bottlenecks and hidden costs that can quickly…
Before we get into cloud platform in action, here’s an example of a cloud platform provider to consumer model. Table of Contents: ⭕️ Introduction ⭕️ The AWS platform to consumer model → AWS account provisioning → VPC provisioning → Consumer facing ci/cd and iac repos → Consumer facing iac modules ⭕️ Platform impact & expected…
Visibility is crucial in all aspects of life. This cuts through in programming as well. This is further given light when one is using #tdd(Test Driven Developemnt). Logging significantly enhances TDD by providing insights into the behavior and execution of code. How it helps Debugging failing tests. In TDD, tests are first and then code…
Imagine this—you’ve just started learning how to code. You’ve gone through the basics of Python, JavaScript, or maybe C++, but now you’re wondering, What’s next? The answer is simple: Start building projects! Nothing cements your coding knowledge better than hands-on experience. But here’s the tricky part—what should you build? You don’t want something too complicated…
Open EC2 Dashboard in the AWS console Create EC2 instance Launch Instance Install Putty Select Instance -> Security -> Security Group create IAM Role and modify Convert pem to ppk file Open puttygen Upload pem file through load Save private key in your pc Open Putty Copy and paste the Public IP in the Host…
Reference : Java 8 What are the new features introduced in JAVA 8? Why lambda expression is to be used? What are method references? What are functional interfaces? What are the various categories of pre-defined function interfaces? What is default method, and why is it required? What is static method in interface? What are the…
I like CrewAI, but I must admit its name has fooled me. Problems with AI frameworks start before you’ve even chosen one. There are a ton of frameworks already, so we guess their properties based on very fragmented knowledge. ℹ️ This post is part of the “Crew AI Caveats” series, which I create to fill…
In the vast expanse of the universe, radio astronomy serves as our cosmic ear, capturing the whispers of celestial bodies light-years away. Yet, for many researchers and enthusiasts alike, navigating through mountains of data can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. Enter GLOT—a groundbreaking tool that promises to revolutionize how we analyze…
Understanding Big O Notation for Frontend Developers Hey there, fellow frontend developers! Today, I want to talk about something that might sound a bit intimidating at first, but it’s super useful once you get the hang of it: Big O notation. Don’t worry, I’m going to break it down in simple terms, and we’ll look…
The first step was creating wireframes for the concept. Once I had the basics down, I designed the Habit Card logo in Figma and moved on to designing the home screen, including the card. The next day, I jumped straight into development. I chose to build Habit Card using native Kotlin instead of cross-platform tools….
This Week: What I Learned, Read, and Did. Learning/Researching Go (Golang): Learning more about concurrency, goroutines, and channels. AppleScript: Researching how to use my iPad as the main display for my Mac mini. ## Reading The Toaster Project Team Topologies Several other Japanese books Other Topics Task Management: Currently researching various task management methods for…
What’s Next for the KitOps Project Brad Micklea for KitOps ・ Jan 23 #opensource #programming #ai #news
A shortened look at how TimescaleDB helps WaterBridge handle 10,000 data points per second for their oil & gas operations using TimescaleDB. Read the complete story — How WaterBridge Uses TimescaleDB for Real-Time Data Consistency. From SQL Server to TimescaleDB WaterBridge manages water infrastructure for oil and gas operations. When their database couldn’t handle 5,000-10,000…
Software deployment has evolved significantly from the days of scheduled downtime and big-bang releases. Today’s users expect services to be available 24/7, and businesses need to deploy new features and fixes continuously without disrupting their operations. In this post I want to explore two sophisticated deployment strategies that help achieve these goals: Blue-Green and Canary…
KitOps 1.0: Production Proven Today is an important milestone for the KitOps open source project as we release version 1.0. This isn’t just about new features (although automatically creating a ModelKit from Hugging Face or a scanned directory is exciting), it’s about the start of a journey for every KitOps user. KitOps is downloaded thousands…
