A lot of people hate on MongoDB. In my opinion they’re misguided — the main reason so many people think like this is a lack of understanding. Everyone should be able to benefit from MongoDB’s power and simplicity, and so as a follow up to David’s article I have…
This morning I read this post — “The art of over-engineering your side projects” — and I think it’s missing a few things. Liam’s post covers (imho) what it takes to have a successful side project that-might-be-a-actual-thing-one-day…
From what I’ve seen at Rainforest QA and before these are the top 5 most common challenges:
This is part of a series of posts taken from me moderating a group for Y Combinator Startup School. If you’d like more…
Dear AWS Customer,
We have discovered your AWS access key ending with FLFQ along with your secret key available on a public web site. This…
n.b. this is an old post that I forgot to publish — still, might be useful to someone
Using Docker for containerization has now become easier with the recently released Language Stacks.
If you’ve not heard of BringATrailer.com, then you’ll likely not be into cars too heavily. It’s a pretty simple concept —…
For the second time running, I’m giving time to moderate a group for Y Combinator’s Startup School. If you’re unfamiliar, it’s a 10-week online course starting on the 28th of August. This time my group will be Group 58.
If you’ve ever heard this phrase, it’s from “No Silver Bullet”. It proposes two types of complexity, accidental and essential complexity. The author states that;
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