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Fostering a Web Performance Culture

Jos

Web Performance is not only about understanding what makes a site fast. It’s about creating awareness amongst both developers and non-developers. Performance is a feature and needs to be prioritized as such. Performance is a topic that has interested me for a long time. I remember when I learned about dynamic programming, greedy or divide and conquer algorithms.

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Open Source Database HA Resources from Severalnines

High Scalability

Severalnines has spent the last several years writing blogs and crafting content to help make your open source database solutions highly available. We are fans of highscalability.com and wanted to post some links to our top resources to help readers learn more how to make MySQL, MongoDB, MariaDB, Percona and PostgreSQL databases scalable. Top HA Resources for MySQL & MariaDB.

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Software Performance Testing Using JMeter and Kovair Omnibus

Kovair

Before shipping a software product for customer delivery, it is very essential to check both the functional and the non-functional aspects of the application. To. The post Software Performance Testing Using JMeter and Kovair Omnibus appeared first on Kovair Blog.

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Web Watch

Tim Kadlec

I didn’t tune in for the WWDC stuff this year. I can remember being excited for that each year, eagerly anticipating what cool thing was coming next. However, for the past few years, I’ve found the announcements to be mostly mundane. This year, unless they were going to announce new and better laptops, I wasn’t overly excited. But when reading the recaps and tweets that followed the event, I was pretty intrigued to see the Apple Watch is now going to be able to support web cont

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Fostering a Web Performance Culture

Jos

Web Performance is not only about understanding what makes a site fast. It’s about creating awareness amongst both developers and non-developers. Performance is a feature and needs to be prioritized as such. Performance is a topic that has interested me for a long time. I remember when I learned about dynamic programming, greedy or divide and conquer algorithms.

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Crack Wireless Passwords Using A Raspberry Pi And Aircrack

The Polyglot Developer

Another day and another project with one of the many Raspberry Pi devices that are laying around my house. One of my younger family members came over to try to get inspired for his college future so we decided to work on a project together. We wanted to explore some cybersecurity topics rather than programming which led us to network security. We decided to try to obtain the password to my wireless network password using the popular Aircrack-ng software.

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Speeding up Linux kernel builds with ccache

Nick Desaulniers

ccache , the compiler cache, is a fantastic way to speed up build times for C and C++ code that I previously recommended. Recently, I was playing around with trying to get it to speed up my Linux kernel builds, but wasn’t seeing any benefit. Usually when this happens with ccache, there’s something non-deterministic about the builds that prevents cache hits.

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Prioritizing the Long-Tail of Performance

Tim Kadlec

When I work with companies on improving their performance, we focus more and more on their long-tail of performance data. We look at histograms instead of any single slice of the pie to get a good composite picture of what the current state of affairs is. And for specific goals and budgets, we turn to the 90th or 95th percentile. For a long time, the average or median metrics were the default ones our industry zeroed in on, but they provide a distorted view of reality.

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TPDP Episode #19: Automated Software Delivery For Cloud Native Applications

The Polyglot Developer

I’m pleased to announce that the latest episode of The Polyglot Developer Podcast titled, Automated Software Delivery for Cloud Native Applications , has been published to all the major podcast networks, including, but not limited to, iTunes and Pocket Casts. In this episode I’m joined by Jim Clark who is the Chief Architect at a software delivery as a service company called Atomist , where we discuss software delivery and how it can be improved within organizations to make relevant

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