Artist’s impression of the Brightline West high-speed rail line Brightline West Construction began today on the first true high-speed rail line in the US, which will connect Los Angeles suburbanites to the bright lights of Las Vegas, Nevada. Not only should the project enable people in the US to finally experience European and Asian standards … Read more
Photo by Gabriel Bassino on Unsplash Ever since I was named an AWS Hero, lots of people have been asking me how they can become an AWS Hero. In my opinion, this is the wrong question to be asking. I never had the goal to become an AWS Hero. I did and will continue to … Read more
In the ever-evolving landscape of web development, the need for scalable, maintainable, and flexible architectures has never been greater. Enter micro frontends, a design approach that breaks down the frontend monolith into smaller, more manageable pieces. Much like microservices have revolutionized backend development by decomposing complex applications into smaller services, micro frontends aim to achieve … Read more
There are 2 things developers hate, testing and documentation. I know it doesn’t matter how important they are, they are just boring 😎 But I look at them as an investment, 10 minutes of testing = hour saved of debugging, and the only thing worst than debugging is debugging when it’s in production. There are … Read more
This year, I decided to solidify my writing habit by publishing an article every week. It went well for the first couple of weeks, but as time went on, it began to feel like a drag. Ideas kept slipping away, and words seemed to escape me. Writing became a chore. I found myself scrambling every … Read more
Ever wondered how a game like League of Legends, Fortnite, or even Rockband models its leaderboards? In this article, we’ll find out how to properly model a schema to handle them in a monstrously performative way! If you’re just getting started with databases in general or databases, you might want to start off by reading … Read more
So the objective was easy, I wanted a way to test users and automatically send them their results. I had no budget for an off the shelf option, and hey I’m a Power Platform developer, this should be easy. I could have gone down the Power App avenue, but that would be locked to one … Read more
So I recently started to use huggingface.co to store and retrieve models for our AI project at work, and as it essentially works like any other git repositories, I wanted to clone a model I needed to use, and used the SSH protocol to do so, as I really don’t want to enter credentials every … Read more
Everyone of us does code reviews daily, weekly, or at least monthly, however, what strategy do you use to review code? I hope you’re not jumping on a piece of code and start reviewing. Writing code is an art, similarly reviewing it. Background Even after writing and reviewing the code in different languages for more … Read more
This UI and backend are implemented with only 150 lines of code, including the HTML!The full example code for this tutorial is available in the babyapi GitHub repository if you’re eager to get into it. In my recent article, The Easiest Way to Create a REST API With Go, I demonstrated how babyapi can jumpstart … Read more