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Josh Ghent (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshghent.com
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Lambda warming is a common strategy to mitigate cold start times. But is it the right solution?
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SQS, SNS, EventBridge, Amazon MQ or DynamoDB streams? How to pick the right AWS messaging service for the job.
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Microservices are the defacto standard for large scale systems. But is it always the right choice?
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Why developers pile on PHP, from inconsistent method naming to its history, and what the criticism gets right.
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Security changes you can make to a Node application right now without a large refactor.
Josh Müller (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshmuller.ca
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A few updates on what's happening in my life right now!
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If there was a way to use dozens of enterprise-grade cloud software tools (that can each cost hundreds of dollars a month) for free (or nearly free ), that would be worth exploring, right? Well, let’s explore it! Every couple years I come to a new appreciation for self-hosted software . For the uninitiated, if you have a spare computer sitting around that you’re willing put to work as
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A running list of things that have caught my attention / interest as of late, which I'd love to buy (or have given as a gift 😉) sometime, but that is not the right time yet. 😊
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In technology, a protocol is a standard and agreed upon language that allows different systems to communicate with each other. It’s the idea underneath every layer of technology that is allowing you to be reading this right now. The web is based on protocols . It’s a paradigm that focuses on freedom, on accessibility, and on interoperability. Protocols grant the ability for anyone to a
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It’s much better to be in a bad place but working in a good direction , than to be in a good place but heading in a bad direction . Your current situation may feel like the most significant and important thing in the world right now. Much more important, however, is what you choose to do with the moment you’ve been given. Optimizing for forward momentum is almost always more useful tha
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You’re wrong about something. I am, too… Likely many things. It’s good for us to ponder that truth once in a while. We are all working with incomplete knowledge , meaning we can’t possibly be right about everything. The universe is too infinite and expansive. The physical, biological, and social systems on our planet are too intricate and incomprehensibly dense. There are
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Creation works in cycles. Air in, air out. Food in, food out. Day in, day out. Respecting the seasons we’re in — knowing where we are in our personal cycles — can mean the difference between keeping rolling forward, and derailment. Ever try inhaling and exhaling at the same time? So it is with doing the right thing in the wrong season.
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Download Audio Blessed are those who do not jump to conclusions, for they will see the world with unveiled eyes. Blessed are those who humbly assume they’re not right about everything. They will inherit understanding. Blessed are those who react with sadness instead of outrage, for their tears are seeds that will grow into trees of joy. Blessed are those who love vehemently, unconditionally, and i
Josh Sherman (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshtronic.com
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All right, I'm a bit late this year, but our family tradition of watching scary[-ish] movies in October is alive and well. Sadly, the LA Angels missed the playoffs just like last year. Super hopeful for the 2027 season though. This year's theme is... Body Horror I've always been a fan of the genre , but I feel like I've never really dug too deep into it. I wanted the list to include some of the cl
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I've had a lot going on recently. So much so that I'm questioning whether or not it's the right time to finally break the blogging streak. I think about this regularly, and tend to blog about it when I'm having a bit of writer's block. But then I remind myself, when you're at a massive streak that extends well over a decade (700+ consecutive weeks), you gotta keep going. I'm not sure I'd have the
Joshua Morris (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshuamorris.info
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Susanne Rockwell spent extraordinary time improving my writing at UC Davis. I still care about getting the words right because she taught me why that matters.
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Flock recorded Chrisanna Elser’s Rivian where it actually was. Police still treated that location as proof she stole a package the doorbell video did not show.
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A Wiseday developer argued Apple would not let him show his app after App Store rejection for promotional graphics instead of screenshots—then fixed the listing, and the Hacker News consensus was that Apple was right all along.
