- Twitter Lost Over 600 Million visitors in September
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Despite my long investment in Twitter, I’m experiencing the exact definition of Schadenfreude.
- Beyond Loom: Weaving new concurrency patterns. VirtualThreads, structured concurrency, and scoped values in Java 21
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Mandatory read for JVM developers.
- Rethinking job ads. Why most job ads today are rather pointless
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A two-part series:
- We invested 10% to pay back techdebt; Here’s what happened
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Apart from the usual comments on tech debt, the author mentions how they implemented tech debt repayment in their organization.
- NGINX Modules Can Now Be Written in Rust
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Amazing news, even if foundations are not stable yet.
- Public Money, Public Code
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Why is software created using taxpayers’ money not released as Free Software?
We want legislation requiring that publicly financed software developed for the public sector be made publicly available under a Free and Open Source Software licence. If it is public money, it should be public code as well.
Code paid by the people should be available to the people!
A case for sanity!
- Was Rust Worth It? From JavaScript to Rust, three years in
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Though I do love Rust, it’s good to hear feedback from people using it in production at scale.
- How to Generate Unique IDs in DistributedSystems: 6 Key Strategies
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Handy list with pros and cons.
- Maximizing Scalability - Apache Kafka and Open Telemetry
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Despite the post being a bit too shallow, adding unnecessary Kubernetes complexity and having a typo in the code, the message is important: multiple layers of OpenTelemetry Collectors make sense.