Some details about event processing from scratch instead of learning an implementation (Kafka, RabbitMQ)

I discovered this guy from Sebsauvage

Via sebsauvage. Bonne introduction à Windows

From https://letterstoanewdeveloper.com/2021/07/05/youll-always-be-learning/

A good read on the future of our industry

employee-owned media company

A good article about the upcoming giant in fast-fashion

Seems interesting as an experience living away from home for long-term

Contre les grandes industries des pesticides, une femme s’élève

Another good book recommended by my godfather

A great read and lesson about design, and subway-legibility

Fine tuning spotlight, even after uninstalling Xcode

Om recommended me to listen to the book

Knowledge management, shared by Patrick Motard at Zendesk

Shared by Juris

this post is about someone’s experience going through it

Another recommendation by Alex Robson at Zendesk.

it’s good to have a grasp on the fundamentals of the protocol, especially as we introduce additional services that will be communicating across the protocol. While “swagger/json api” seems like it would be good enough, there are gaps in that specification that assume you understand things built into HTTP.

An interesting approach to exposing microservices through GraphQL

Another dev setup that I should explore. Shared by Christopher Atkins at Zendesk.

Another good read shared by David Zuckerman at Zendesk

A good write up on architecture decision, shared by Jon Moter at Zendesk

TIL that you can post a collapsible comment on GitHub.

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