I had an excuse to build a couple of things today, and I realized I need that “win” every week to keep my sanity. We all have work we need to do, but do you have one or two things that bring you joy and need to be part of your week? Tell me!
[article] 3 ways to upgrade continuous testing for generative AI. There are good examples here of how generative AI can help testers get more code coverage and better test data.
[blog] Mastering Error Handling and Logging in Go Programming. One of the first things you should learn with a new programming language is how to handle errors. This post is useful for those learning Go.
[blog] Accelerating Machine Learning with TensorFlow.js: Using Pretrained Models and Docker. You don’t have to know Python to do ML work. Tensorflow.js brings a machine learning toolkit to JavaScript devs.
[blog] Kubernetes 101 : Multi-Container & Init-Container Pods. This is good next-level knowledge to have of Kubernetes which actually helps you simplify your initial architectures.
[blog] Open Source Under Attack: Your Source Is Ajar. You’ve got to read the fine print now to know how you can use various “open” products which won’t make your life easier!
[blog] Develop, Operate, and Optimize with VMware Tanzu: A VMware Explore Round-Up. I’m rooting for my old VMware/Pivotal colleagues to deliver great products that people love. Here’s a look at what they’ve announced at SpringOne today.
[blog] Slack’s Migration to a Cellular Architecture. The Slack engineering team wanted to limit the blast radius of infrastructure outages. You get whatever level of resilience you want to pay for in the cloud!
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