- Book review: API Design Patterns
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If you only need to have one book on API Design, it’s this one.
- Dokku: my favorite personal serverless platform
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TIL: https://dokku.com/
An open source PAAS alternative to Heroku
- Merchants of complexity
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Brutal but true.
- Containers: has the pendulum swung too far?
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Very good transition from the previous DHH’s rant.
The post describes the problems that containers solved and the problems they create. It proceeds to describe two possible alternatives to containers: statically linked binaries and Nix.
- A collection of Free Public APIs for Students and Developers
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Tested every single day.
- Judge dismisses majority of GitHub Copilot copyright claims
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Judge Jon Tigar’s ruling, unsealed last week, leaves only two claims standing: one accusing the companies of an open-source license violation and another alleging breach of contract.
- Elasticsearch is OpenSource, Again
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What is not written is as important as what’s written. In particular, there’s no justification about the step back.
Comments on Reddit are enlightening: People who moved to OpenSearch won’t come back.
- 6 Must-Know JavaScript ES13 Features for Modern Development
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- Simplified Class Field Declarations
- Private Methods and Fields
- Top-Level Await
.at()- Error Cause
- Regex Match Indices
- Bypassing airport security via SQL injection
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It’s not only a grave security threat, the response from the TSA is far from professional.
- Cloud : Thalès gagne un premier round judiciaire contre la société américaine Broadcom (VMWare)
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If you don’t speak French, the TL;DR is that Thalès contracted with VMMare for Cloud services. After Broadcom acquired VMWare, it raised the price a lot. In law parlance, it’s abusing your dominant position.
- The Great Migration from MongoDB to PostgreSQL
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I find it interesting that people seem to rediscover the value of proven vs. hype.
- Mastering Axios: A Technical Guide to Building Your Food Delivery App
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I recently stumbled upon Axios when developing a comparison of different lightweight front-end frameworks. The post does a good job of explaining how to use it in developer-centric use cases.