Good read, from when I went to visit Twitch

This is shilling. Trying to live without Amazon.com, beyond the obvious website, is really hard with AWS powering a lot of websites.

Interesting articles on avoiding 3 common mistakes when working with ActiveRecord.

Interesting article on graphic computer, and the different techniques used to render Rise of the Tomb Raider (2015).

A good read (haven't had the opportunity yet, but comes highly recommended from Jon Moter @ Zendesk).

Visualized for better understanding

Some visualization of data from the FED

Google is offering a different way to indicate a location (other than GPS coordinates)

Interesting Photoshop helper for different Web sizes for pictures

Data is more important than code.

goal -> data architecture -> code

One must never change the order here!

Interesting read for the 1945-2018 period

Very good dive into how to architect your data for optimized queries using NoSQL and AWS DynamoDB.

Ran into this, and the solution here works: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51334732/rails-5-2-0-with-ruby-2-5-1-console-warning-already-initialized-constant

I understand 1.0.2 stays installed as the default, 1.1.0 being installed too. Hence the issue.

When installed automatically, I get the warnings. Following command shows (new rails app, 2.5.1) :

gem list | grep fileutils
fileutils (1.1.0, default: 1.0.2)

Then doing:

gem uninstall fileutils
gem update fileutils --default

makes the warnings disappear. And btw, it shows:

gem list | grep fileutils
fileutils (default: 1.1.0, default: 1.0.2)

Hope it will help fixing this annoyance. Sorry I cannot be of more help, not really a wizard with those versioning topics!

This is a great resource to learn ES6, especially the core features part where it's easy to pick up on the newer syntax.

Microsoft CSS framework for components that look like MS Office

Eller's algorithm creates 'perfect' mazes, having only a single path between any two cells, one row at a time.