Speed Curve

SEPTEMBER 11, 2017

I’m super excited to be able to say that I’ve joined Mark, Steve, and Tammy at SpeedCurve! I’ve watched how Mark has shown over the last couple of years that performance monitoring doesn’t have to be dry and data-heavy; it can be insightful, interactive, and actionable. I’ve also been a follower of Steve’s work for many years.

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The Polyglot Developer

SEPTEMBER 12, 2017

Back in 2014 I started The Polyglot Developer on WordPress with the intention of documenting what I learn and helping others in the process. However, back then, it was not called The Polyglot Developer, but instead Nic Raboy’s Code Blog. The blog was later rebranded in early 2016, but the look and feel stayed the same. I am pleased to announce the new version of The Polyglot Developer and a few important things that have changed with this version 2 release.

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Professor Beekums

SEPTEMBER 10, 2017

I like time estimates when building software. This isn’t a popular opinion, but time estimates have some valuable uses so long as they aren’t abused. Time is the most valuable resource anyone or any company has. I like making sure my time is spent well. I want the greatest return possible on any of my time investments. In software this means working on the features that provide the most value for the time spent.

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Abhishek Tiwari

SEPTEMBER 10, 2017

Kubernetes can be an ultimate local development environment particularly if you are wrangling with a large number of microservices. In this post, we will cover how you can create a local development workflow using Minikube and tools such as Make to iterate fast without the wait imposed by your continuous integration pipeline. With this workflow, you can code and test changes immediately.

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