A detailed explanation of why I chose OCaml as the ‘default’ programming language for every project.| xvw.lol
Build Meetup in London – Recap¶| blog.engflow.com
I’ve started writing more Python code lately (because of… AI, you know). In this post, I share the tools, libraries, configs, and other integrations I use for building production-grade Python applications following a frontend-backend architecture.| César Soto Valero
SFDX-CLI is the key touch point between the cloud native world and Salesforce devops. Learn all about SFDX-CLI in this foundational post.| SalesforceDevops.net
Detect and resolve C++ memory leaks early with Parasoft. Ensure stable software performance over time. Integrates with existing frameworks.| Parasoft
This article reviews graph databases, as a storage technology similar to relational databases like Postgres and document stores like MongoDB. We review the basic concepts of graph DBs, some example engines, use cases in which treating data as a graph can be useful. We explore a project that uses a graph DB to store data about cloud systems, and we use a graph DB to model a router+firewall’s configuration file, including queries over the stored data, which we also compare to a similar Postgr...| blog.jreyesr.com
./configure fails to link test program due to missing dependencies| git.github.io
In this article I share my enthusiasm for text processing on the unix command line. First I just list some of the underlying principles and common tools; then I share the various text processing tools I myself have written over the years. Some of the larger tools are accompanied by screencast videos to quickly give you an impression of what they can do.| Proycon's website
Fancy new build tools come and go, but I think I will stick with using makefiles to orchestrate everyday tasks in my projects.| Sebastian Witowski
Be a developer, not a YAML jockey| GrumpyOldDev.com
Cette thèse porte sur la relation entre le travail intellectuel et son outillage, à travers une étude de l’héritage épistémologique de Paul Otlet (1868-1944), le premier théoricien de la documentation. Elle traite du problème de l’organisation et de la gestion des connaissances savantes sous l’angle de la documentation personnelle. Il s’agit à la fois d’un travail théorique en documentologie et en organisation des connaissances, et d’un travail réflexif basé sur la con...| these.arthurperret.fr/
Cette page présente le logiciel Make, un outil simple et fiable pour automatiser des tâches. On peut notamment l’utiliser pour gagner en confort et en efficacité quand on veut générer des documents, par exemple avec Pandoc. ❧ Merci à David Larlet, Louis-Olivier Brassard et Antoine Fauchié pour leur relecture et leurs conseils.| arthurperret.fr/
I’ve been a contributor to GNU projects for many years, notably both| www.owlfolio.org
During development, you probably take advantage of some extra command-line tools. In PHP world it could be a mess detector or program to check the code style. The framework you use also exposes some functionalities to clear cache, migrate database or generate documentation. All these commands are helpful but you need to look for them until you memorize the most useful ones. Sometimes you need to perform a task, like project initialization or restoring a stable snapshot of the database.| Szymon Krajewski
Website for Elixir| The Elixir programming language
Let’s talk about build systems.| julien.jorge.st
On several occasions when building complex projects, I have been tempted to set up Bazel to help speed up the build process; after all, it has a lot to offer: only building what has changed, caching built artifacts, and sharing that cache between machines for even more speed. TLDR We can use Make and a couple of short shell scripts to implement file content-based caching and read/write that cache to remote storage, such as S3.| andydote.co.uk
Verstreute Werke von ((λ()'Dr.ArneBab))| www.draketo.de