Hopefully you learned something new this week. If not, find an item or two below that scratches that itch, even if it’s not a topic area you usually study. Have a great weekend!
[blog] The Written Word. Terrific little post about the art of writing well. It takes practice, and most of us aren’t practicing enough!
[article] Cloud sprawl frustrates enterprise connectivity. Self-service clouds and SaaS apps solved a ton of problems. And naturally created new ones.
[blog] Top 10 Google Cloud Resources to bookmark for learning. If you want to casually or seriously pick up some knowledge about Google Cloud, these are good places to start.
[blog] DataStax takes aim at event driven AI with open source LangStream project. As you can imagine, there are gobs of new projects emerging to help folks build generative AI apps. Here’s one to watch.
[blog] Cloud Storage announcements at Next ‘23: a recap. I honestly didn’t catch all these updates at the time. It’s a good mix of performance, functional, and manageability capabilities.
[blog] Executing Cron Scripts Reliably At Scale. This is a look at the Kubernetes-based architecture that Slack uses to run jobs.
[blog] Deploy to Cloud Run with GitHub Actions. Here’s a good demo for those that like serverless computing and continuously shipping software.
[article] A crisis of spending and cloud-based GenAI. Companies are spending on AI, but where is the money coming from? This article says it’s coming from redirecting existing spend, which has implications.
[article] Angular, Qwik Creator on How JS Frameworks Handle Reactivity. I likely won’t reuse the knowledge I got from this article, but it was academically interesting and sometimes that’s good enough.
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