tgogos | Historical Context & trade-offs (29)

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Why I'm not the biggest fan of Single Page Applications - Manuel Matuzovic

matuzo.at

MPAs SPAs accessibility html javascript
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Generative AI Is Not Going To Build Your Engineering Team For You - Stack Overflow

stackoverflow.blog

AI disposable-code generative-AI junior senior
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Rescuing REST From the API Winter

intercoolerjs.org

HATEOAS The acronym stands for Hypermedia as the Engine of Application State and, in plain terms,...
HATEOAS The acronym stands for Hypermedia as the Engine of Application State and, in plain terms, it means that a REST-ful system should send both data and the network operations on that data in responses to clients, so clients don’t need to know anything in advance about the structure of the server. This actually makes loads of sense and, upon reflection, you will realize...

API HTTP REST RESTful
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The API Churn/Security Trade-off

intercoolerjs.org

API REST RESTful
1
Hypermedia Systems

hypermedia.systems

HATEOAS REST RESTful html htmlx
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The Truth About HTMX | Prime Reacts

youtube.com

htmlx
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The Truth About HTMX

youtube.com

backend frontend htmx javascript react
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eBPF Documentary: eBPF's Creation Story - Unlocking The Kernel

isovalent.com

eBPF kernel networks
1
Sam Newman - Don't Call It A Platform

samnewman.io

DEVEX IDPs cloud-native internal-developer-platform platform-engineering
1
The Distributed Computing Manifesto

allthingsdistributed.com
1
Modules, monoliths, and microservices

tailscale.com
2
Elastic License 2.0 and the Evolution of Open Source Licensing

coss.community

AGPL SSPL license source available strip-mining problem
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Nobody Cares About the Operating System Anymore - Last Week in AWS

lastweekinaws.com

Canonical CentOS Debian Fedora OS
1
Twitter thread on Cloud-native networking

twitter.com

cloud-native networks
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Adoption of Cloud Native Architecture, Part 2: Stabilization Gaps and Anti-Patterns

infoq.com

antipatterns architecture & design cloud adoption death-star architecture development
1
BrandonPhilips - CoreOS history

twitter.com

Starting 7 years ago the CoreOS team built a number of influential technologies. The pursuit was...
Starting 7 years ago the CoreOS team built a number of influential technologies. The pursuit was always better automation, security, and efficiency. So, I went through the CoreOS blog from the beginning and highlighted a number of the technologies that we built together. 1/x

containers etcd flannel kubernetes twitter-thread
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The Future of Software is a Sociotechnical Problem - Honeycomb

honeycomb.io

"We are in the Middle Ages of software delivery" "Observability is about the unknown-unknowns"

Charity-Majors honeycomb.io observability sociotechnical-problem team
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The History of the URL

cloudflare.com

cloudflare-blog deep dive history url
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Choose Boring Technology

speakerdeck.com

slides with comments here: http://boringtechnology.club/ "If you’re giving individual teams (or gods help you, individuals) free...
slides with comments here: http://boringtechnology.club/ "If you’re giving individual teams (or gods help you, individuals) free reign to make local decisions about infrastructure, you’re hurting yourself globally." "Technology has global effects on your company, it isn’t something that should be left to individual engineers. You have to figure out a way to make adding technology a conversation." "You should have a process for adding...

Dan McKinley basic needs bipartite graph boring technology developer freedom
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The Life of a Data Byte

jessfraz.com

Jessie Frazelle ascii bit byte disk
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You Are Not Google

bradfieldcs.com

SOA UNPHAT amazon cargo-cult google
3
SREcon18 Europe - The Myth of Cloud Agnosticism

youtube.com

Corey Quinn cloud cloud agnosticism vendor lock-in
1
Heavy Clouds

idlewords.com

cloud complexity stack website-obesity
1
Monoliths Are the Future

changelog.com
2
Monitoring in the time of Cloud Native

medium.com

kubernetes logs metrics monitoring observability
1
Observability — A 3-Year Retrospective - The New Stack

thenewstack.io

"When we blew up the monolith into many services, we lost the ability to step through...
"When we blew up the monolith into many services, we lost the ability to step through our code with a debugger: it now hops the network. Our tools are still coming to grips with this seismic shift."

apm cardinality granularity known-unknowns logs
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Why the fuss about serverless?

hackernoon.com

MTTR cloud serverless virtualization
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Choose Boring Technology

mcfunley.com

boring technology innovation tokens known-unknowns shiny technology unknown-unknowns
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Adoption of Cloud-Native Architecture, Part 1: Architecture Evolution and Maturity

infoq.com

architecture & design cloud adoption development microservices serverless
1

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Why I'm not the biggest fan of Single Page Applications - Manuel Matuzovic

Generative AI Is Not Going To Build Your Engineering Team For You - Stack Overflow

Rescuing REST From the API Winter

The API Churn/Security Trade-off

Hypermedia Systems

The Truth About HTMX | Prime Reacts

The Truth About HTMX

eBPF Documentary: eBPF's Creation Story - Unlocking The Kernel

Sam Newman - Don't Call It A Platform

The Distributed Computing Manifesto

Modules, monoliths, and microservices

Elastic License 2.0 and the Evolution of Open Source Licensing

Nobody Cares About the Operating System Anymore - Last Week in AWS

Twitter thread on Cloud-native networking

Adoption of Cloud Native Architecture, Part 2: Stabilization Gaps and Anti-Patterns

BrandonPhilips - CoreOS history

The Future of Software is a Sociotechnical Problem - Honeycomb

The History of the URL

Choose Boring Technology

The Life of a Data Byte

You Are Not Google

SREcon18 Europe - The Myth of Cloud Agnosticism

Heavy Clouds

Monoliths Are the Future

Monitoring in the time of Cloud Native

Observability — A 3-Year Retrospective - The New Stack

Why the fuss about serverless?

Choose Boring Technology

Adoption of Cloud-Native Architecture, Part 1: Architecture Evolution and Maturity