- 🐘 How Levels.fyi Built Scalable Search with PostgreSQL
- 🐞 The Debugger's Toolkit by Addi Osmani
For me it is always a reminder from such articles like that what you learn you need to share. - 💾 15 Types of Databases and When to Use Them
- 💾 Codd's 12 rules
- 🤖 Using GitHub Copilot in your IDE: Tips, tricks, and best practices
- 💬 The 37signals Guide to Internal Communication
I do like 37signals and their vision, and philosophy. As for that article, it is a must-have skill for everyone. - 📶 The Relative Cost of Bandwidth Around the World
With recent drama at Twitter regarding Vercel bills on ~100k $ or increase from ~20-30$/per month to 100$/month people started to raise that question more and more about trafik and that article clearly explains the cost of bandwidth. - 🐍 ☁️ Bringing Python to Workers using Pyodide and WebAssembly
Learn how to write & deploy your first Cloudflare Workers application with new Workers 101 course - 💥 We are under DDoS attack and we do nothing
And again the article about Cloudflare 😅 - 🎸 Awesome Django Performance
It wouldn't be me without inserting an article on Django 😎 - ⚡ Optimizing SQLite for servers
More and more in indie hackers topics people asking and mention about SQLite as a database. Found that article from HackerNews Ask HN: SQLite in Production? Also, ONCE Campfire is built around SQLite.
Libraries
- ⏰ whenever - Sensible and typesafe datetimes for Python.
Do you cross your fingers every time you work with datetimes, hoping that you didn't mix naive and aware? or that you converted to UTC everywhere? or that you avoided the many pitfalls of the standard library? There's no way to be sure...
✨ Until now! ✨
Whenever is a datetime library designed from the ground up to enforce correctness. Mistakes become red squiggles in your IDE, instead of bugs in production.
