Busy day of meetings, but had a chance to read a handful of good items. Check it out!
[blog] Analyzing Go Build Times. This is a terrific post that digs deep into optimizations for making your Go builds faster.
[blog] Event-Driven Architecture: What You Need to Know. Good piece, with a demonstration, that emphasizes the fundamentals and benefits of an event-driven architecture.
[blog] Best practices for implementing event-driven architectures in your organization. From the AWS blog, this has a focus on org structures.
[blog] Good code is like a love letter to the next developer who will maintain it. Well said! Are you always preparing your technical assets for those who will follow you?
[blog] 2023 Cloud Database Platforms with Real Time. This post calls out databases that are best suited to real-time experiences like chat, notifications, and live dashboards.
[blog] Blog Writing for Developers. Struggling to share your written thoughts? This post targets those writing for developers, but can apply to most anyone.
[blog] A Comprehensive Guide about Google Cloud Generative AI Studio. I’m becoming a big fan of this product. It offers a very easy-to-use sandbox for experimenting with, and using, generative AI models.
[blog] 5 Ways to Detect Breaking Changes In Your APIs. Ideally, you detect a breaking change early on in your development process. That’s not always the case. Here are other places you can run tests to see if you’ve broken someone’s experience.
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