A sarcastic Git man page generator, because you don't even know git

Tailwind is different from frameworks like Bootstrap, Foundation, or Bulma in that it's not a UI kit.

to watch later

A lot of different noises, very interesting. I only knew about white noise.

Just a very lengthy but thorough article on home insurance

Reference for ES2015, keep it open at all time when learning JS

Interesting post about enforcing unique usernames on a website and what examples could lead to some social engineering fails.

To read later, but seems complete. I also want to adapt the back-end to use Ruby on Rails instead of Laravel.

Help people fix it themselves. Help people help you. Turn contributors into co-maintainers. Most importantly, don’t let those notifications build up and stress you out.

Do all this as a precaution before you get stressed and burnt out.

title says it all

very detailed article about Netflix and their content distribution system

You can't fully understand databases, NoSQL stores, key value stores, replication, paxos, hadoop, version control, or almost any software system without understanding logs

I get it, REST is a complex topic. Too many people think they understand it, and are falsely validated when they bump into other people who don't understand it. Folks everywhere are building RESTish APIs which are basically just RPC + HTTP verbs + Pretty URLs, and as that doesn't seem very helpful they write giant articles explaining why that's not very useful…

"The world works the way it works, not the way we want it to work. It's one thing to point at the flaws that make it hard to do cryptography in Javascript and propose ways to solve them; it's quite a different thing to simply wish them away, which is exactly what you do when you deploy cryptography to end-users using their browser's Javascript runtime."

“It seems counterintuitive that the masters take a humbler approach than amateurs. But we see it all the time.”

Best quote of the article

Going beyond simple A/B testing with interleaving

A really good talk about the software failure of the Therac-25 and how it translates in today's programming world.

A good introduction

Ruby love for classes and all we are all trying to get to the same place (separation of concerns).