Sherry List joins John and Ward to talk about whether web components will replace frameworks and also offers some suggestions of ways to help with non-profits.
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Episode 47: Will Web Components Replace Frameworks - Sherry List | Real Talk JavaScript
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What The Heck Is GraphQL? | Ladybug Podcast 🐞
GraphQL has taken this industry by storm, but what is it exactly? In this special episode of the Ladybug Podcast we’ve invited 14 GraphQL experts from the community to educate us on all things GraphQL!
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Career Karma: Coding Bootcamp Platform with Ruben Harris and Artur Meyster - Software Engineering Daily
Coding bootcamps allow anyone to become a programmer at a faster pace than the traditional computer science education system. In the last five years, coding bootcamps have grown rapidly in popularity, with thousands of people gaining the necessary skills to work as a software engineer. Career Karma is a platform that allows individuals to find
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JS Party #87: Websites should work without JS. Yep? Nope? the Short-Skulls vs the Fer-Balls |> News and podcasts for developers |> Changelog
We’re trying a brand new segment called YepNope, wherein your intrepid panelists engage in a lively debate around a premise. In this debate, Feross and KBall argue that websites should work without requiring JS and Divya and Chris say, “Nah!” Please let us know if you like this style episode! We had fun recording it, b…
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Facebook Engineering Process with Kent Beck - Software Engineering Daily
Kent Beck is a legendary figure in the world of software engineering. Kent was an early advocate of Test-Driven Development (TDD), and popularized the idea of writing unit tests before writing code that would satisfy those unit tests. A unit test isolates and tests a small piece of functionality within a large piece of software.
https://softwareengineeringdaily.com/2019/08/28/facebook-engineering-process-with-kent-beck/
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The Changelog #352: The Pragmatic Programmers with Andy Hunt & Dave Thomas |> News and podcasts for developers |> Changelog
Dave Thomas and Andy Hunt, best known as the authors of The Pragmatic Programmer and founders of The Pragmatic Bookshelf, joined the show today to talk about the 20th anniversary edition of The Pragmatic Programmer. This is a beloved book to software developers all over the world, so we wanted to catch up with Andy and…
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The Scariest Navy SEAL Imaginable…And What He Taught Me (#107) | The Blog of Author Tim Ferriss
"Discipline equals freedom." - Jocko Willink Jocko Willink (@jockowillink) is one of the scariest human beings imaginable. He is a lean 230 pounds. He is a Brazilian jiu-jitsu expert who used to tap out 20 Navy SEALs per workout. He is a legend in the Special Operations world.
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47: Develop Your Career with Kent C Dodds | React Podcast
Kent C Dodds is a blogger, podcaster, open sorcerer, and community builder that recently made the leap to full-time, independent educator.
Chantastic asks about the approach Kent took while developing his career PayPal, what he had to give up to stay focused, and what’s changed now that he’s independent.
They discuss learning by teaching, the importance of being consistent, avoiding the permission trap, and what it means to "increase the impact of your value".
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SE-Radio Episode 334: David Calavera on Zero-downtime Migrations and Rollbacks with Kubernetes : Software Engineering Radio
SE-Radio Episode 334: David Calavera on Zero-downtime Migrations and Rollbacks with Kubernetes
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Jeremy Jung talks with David Calavera about zero-downtime migrations and rollbacks with Kubernetes. In this episode we define migrations, rollbacks, and discuss how Netlify was able to migrate to Kubernetes and roll back off of it multiple times without impacting their users. David explains how developers can run old and new systems simultaneously, the importance of defining errors in your system, and when to apply fixes vs rolling back. We also discuss their decision to move to Kubernetes, and the benefits they received.
Related Links
SE-Radio Episode 246: John Wilkes on Borg and Kubernetes
SE-Radio Episode 319: Nicole Hubbard on Migrating from VMs to Kubernetes
Netlify
David Calavera Twitter
Velocity Conference Talk
Kubernetes the Hard Way
The ETTO principle
Circuit Breaker pattern
Blog post: Migrating Netlify’s Continuous Deployment infra to Kubernetes
Scientist gem
Google Kubernetes Engine
Guest email: david@netlify.com
http://traffic.libsyn.com/seradio/SE-Radio-Episode-334-David-Calavera-on-Zero-Downtime-Migrations-and-Rollbacks-with-Kubernetes.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: iTunes | Android | RSS
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SE-Radio Episode 348: Riccardo Terrell on Concurrency : Software Engineering Radio
SE-Radio Episode 348: Riccardo Terrell on Concurrency
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Riccardo Terrell, author of Concurrency in .NET: Modern Patterns of Concurrent and Parallel Programming, discusses concurrency, an important topic in the era of multicores in any machine. SE Radio host Felienne spoke with Terrell about concurrency, parallelism, and immutability. They discussed the impact of programming languages and paradigms on concurrent programming and explored common issues that developers run into when solving concurrent problems.
Related Links
Concurrency in .NET
Ricky’s blog
Concurrency visualizer
The foundations of functional concurrency
SE Radio episode 296
SE Radio episode 274
Guest Twitter: @trikace
Guest email: tericcardo@gmail.com
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http://www.se-radio.net/2018/12/se-radio-episode-348-riccardo-terrell-on-concurrency/
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