Looking for a fun way to explore your favorite GitHub repositories? Tired of staring at the screen for hours on end? Or maybe want to print out a hard copy as a keepsake?
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I would say it's very good and reasonable, and actually considering evaluation and company size I'd say it's actually quite a lot. For comparison I got 1% when I joined as employee number 4 and first engineer (company name: Solsten).
The docs say you should use Vercel's serve or Python HTTP, but since these are just static files you could upload them to S3 for example and serve from there?
Looks good, but how is it better than https://yarkons3.com ? Which has a free version. I generally prefer to use TUI or opensource/selfhosted solutions for something like that.
Great article. I was doing this before with Go projects, and always did "go mod vendor" which downloaded all packages into a vendor folder. But now I let CI do it, as I like to keep the repositories small. You could achieve the same if your code relies on some stable registry cache that ensures over time that your vendor packages are reproducible.
In this article, we will cover how to setup Preview Environments for Backend services and APIs.
Kubernetes, Docker and Github Actions are central pieces of this article, though any CI/CD should work as long as you can run some command lines in a shell.
This setup is completely language agnostic since it’s all about Kubernetes configuration.
It is a reality that traffic on the Internet is intermittent and unpredictably so: peaks of high traffic request rates are followed by periods of little to no traffic. Contrast this with your billing, which is often always on: it is precisely this dissonance that KraftCloud is looking to solve.
We've all experienced joining a complex project where deciphering the codebase feels like reading a whole novel. Engineers are code wizards, but even the best get lost in sprawling code. The challenge is that architecture diagrams (if they even exist) are often outdated relics from a bygone era.
This is why creating and maintaining clear diagrams should be effortless. Up-to-date visuals ensure everyone stays on the same page, eliminating confusion and wasted time.
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