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"Computers are like Old Testament gods; lots of rules and no mercy"
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Joseph Campbell,
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Best 7 links of week #49, 2019
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Python web applications can benefit a lot from language features such as coroutines and async/await. Non blocking IO changes the way incoming requests are serviced, but it is also useful when integrating with other systems like Kafka. This article shows how to combine Python asyncio with Kafka.
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webglstudio.js: A full open source 3D graphics editor in the browser, with scene editor, coding pad, graph editor, virtual file system, and many features more.
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Building high quality REST and GraphQL APIs is hard. But there's an easy way to get started in a few minutes.
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From the author of Linkerd, one of the most used service mesh technologies, this article attempt to describe what every software engineer needs to know about the World's most over-hyped technology.
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Streams are one of the fundamental concepts that power Node.js applications. Check out this blog post to understand them!
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The Javascript library that makes your face follow the pointer. Trust us it will look amazing in your website or in your CV!
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In this installment of Low Level JavaScript we build a Promise implementation from scratch in order to understand exactly how asynchronous JavaScript code works and how promises make things easier to grasp.
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— Andrea
— Luciano
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