Category: friday links

Friday links 492

  1. Add a SignalR hub to ASP.NET Core & connect using JavaScript
  2. New Course: Understanding Semantic Kernel – Jamie Maguire
  3. Some Thoughts As I Sit Here in Another Standup – Lloyd Atkinson
  4. I Will Fucking Haymaker You If You Mention Agile Again — Ludicity
  5. Design a URL Shortener – System Design Interview
  6. The Ultimate Checklist for Jr DBAs – AAA-DBA.com
  7. It’s in the stories – by Thorsten Ball – Register Spill
  8. Examples of Great URL Design – Jim Nielsen’s Blog
  9. Make things simpler than possible – Arthur O’Dwyer – Stuff mostly about C++
  10. Is It Time To Version Observability? (Signs Point To Yes) – charity.wtf

Friday links 491

  1. Basic Things
  2. NotebookLM
  3. Scope Management 101 – by Kent Beck
  4. A Tyrant Guide to Code Quality Gates featuring CSharpier, Husky.NET, and SonarCloud
  5. Task Runner | Husky.Net
  6. Good software development habits | Zarar’s blog
  7. Make Your App Feel Better: 10 UI Tips for Beginner/Mid-Level Developers – DEV Community
  8. What’s New
  9. How I program in 2024
  10. Modern Git Commands and Features You Should Be Using | Martin Heinz | Personal Website & Blog

Friday links 490

  1. It’s hard to write code for computers, but it’s even harder to write code for humans · Erik Bernhardsson
  2. mizrael/Blazorex: Blazorex is an HTML Canvas wrapper library for Blazor.
  3. GitHub – micahkepe/vimtutor-sequel: Vimtutor Sequel – Advanced Vim Tutor Lessons
  4. The Future of Open Source
  5. “We ran out of columns” – The best, worst codebase
  6. Oracle Database 12.2. It is close to 25 million lines of C code. What an unimagi… | Hacker News
  7. Steven Giesel
  8. The slow evaporation of the free/open source surplus – Baldur Bjarnason
  9. GitHub – williamtroup/JsonTree.js: A lightweight JavaScript library that generates customizable tree views to better visualize JSON data.
  10. Tim Deschryver

Friday links 489

  1. microsoft/doodle-to-code: From Doodle to Code: Understand the concepts of Generative AI principles through doodles and apply the knowledge by coding!
  2. 17 Lesser Known Chrome Extensions You Wish You Knew Sooner ⚡ – DEV Community
  3. How Google Sets Durable Goals for Their Software Engineers | LinearB Blog
  4. Disabling Recording of an Activity (span) in .NET OpenTelemetry Instrumentation – Steve Gordon – Code with Steve
  5. Conditional compilation symbols in C#
  6. Move Fast & Document Things – by Daniel Olshansky
  7. How to deliver bad news when it’s not your fault
  8. What I tell people new to on-call | nicole@web
  9. (12) Introducing the Semantic Kernel Process Library: A New Era of AI Workflow Orchestration | LinkedIn
  10. ScottPlot/ScottPlot: Interactive plotting library for .NET

Friday links 488

  1. How to Test
  2. You’ve only added two lines – why did that take two days! ~ Matt Lacey
  3. Domain model purity vs. domain model completeness (DDD Trilemma) · Enterprise Craftsmanship
  4. Enhancing Netflix Reliability with Service-Level Prioritized Load Shedding | by Netflix Technology Blog | Netflix TechBlog
  5. 6 Techniques I Use to Create a Great User Experience for Shell Scripts
  6. Monolith First
  7. Maker’s Schedule, Manager’s Schedule
  8. Robert’s Rules of Order – Wikipedia
  9. Introducing Netflix’s Key-Value Data Abstraction Layer | by Netflix Technology Blog | Sep, 2024 | Netflix TechBlog
  10. Platformatic HQ

Friday links 487

  1. v0 by Vercel
  2. Reasons to write design docs | nicole@web
  3. Preventing breaking changes in public APIs with PublicApiGenerator
  4. Internal Server Error
  5. Why I still self host my servers (and what I’ve recently learned) – Christian Hollinger
  6. The new way of Error Handling in .Net 8 | by Bugra Sitemkar | Medium
  7. Semantic Kernal Part 3: Advanced Topics
  8. My Tech Promotion Algorithm
  9. Basic Things
  10. Useful and Overlooked Skills · Collab Fund

Friday links 486

  1. Code review antipatterns
  2. Manager Antipatterns
  3. Ted Neward’s Wog
  4. Software Architecture, In Practice
  5. The 1 Hour per Year Bug (But Only in Pacific Time!)
  6. gvergnaud/hotscript: A library of composable functions for the type-level! Transform your TypeScript types in any way you want using functions you already know.
  7. Trying New Technology – SQLServerCentral
  8. Free Public APIs
  9. netbox-community/netbox: The premier source of truth powering network automation. Open source under Apache 2. Try NetBox Cloud free: https://netboxlabs.com/free-netbox-cloud/

Friday links 485

  1. Deploy Your Express Backend in Vercel for Free ⚡ – DEV Community
  2. Supercharge your testing experience with MSTest.Analyzers – .NET Blog
  3. GitHub – christianhelle/httpgenerator: Generate .http files from OpenAPI (Swagger) specifications
  4. True Size Of Countries
  5. GitHub – jawj/xlsxtable: A small, simple library to create nice .xlsx Excel files from tabular data
  6. GitHub – azat-co/50-ts: 50 TypeScript F*ck Ups Book: 50 Subtle Mistakes to Screw Your TypeScript Code, and How to Avoid and Fix Them to Write Extraordinary Software for Web
  7. 7 Essential React Tricks Every Beginner Should Master in 2024 | Differ
  8. How We Survived 10k Requests a Second: Switching to Signed Asset URLs in an Emergency – Hardcover | Hardcover
  9. Good Refactoring vs Bad Refactoring
  10. Signals And Array Mutability In Angular 18

Friday links 484

  1. How to Do Great Work
  2. Micro-libraries need to die already | Ben Visness
  3. Visual Data Structures Cheat-Sheet – by Nick M
  4. Go is my hammer, and everything is a nail
  5. Agile is not a process. – George Stocker
  6. Algorithms we develop software by
  7. (205) Get started incorporating AI into your .NET applications and services – YouTube
  8. 5 Engineering Manager Archetypes
  9. “Don’t talk to strangers” also applies to software development.
  10. Deploy Your Express Backend in Vercel for Free ⚡ – DEV Community
  11. Supercharge your testing experience with MSTest.Analyzers – .NET Blog
  12. GitHub – christianhelle/httpgenerator: Generate .http files from OpenAPI (Swagger) specifications
  13. True Size Of Countries
  14. GitHub – jawj/xlsxtable: A small, simple library to create nice .xlsx Excel files from tabular data
  15. GitHub – azat-co/50-ts: 50 TypeScript F*ck Ups Book: 50 Subtle Mistakes to Screw Your TypeScript Code, and How to Avoid and Fix Them to Write Extraordinary Software for Web
  16. 7 Essential React Tricks Every Beginner Should Master in 2024 | Differ
  17. How We Survived 10k Requests a Second: Switching to Signed Asset URLs in an Emergency – Hardcover | Hardcover
  18. Good Refactoring vs Bad Refactoring
  19. Signals And Array Mutability In Angular 18

Friday links 483

  1. Top 10 Myths In Software Engineering – by Hemant Pandey
  2. Breaking up is hard to do: Chunking in RAG applications – Stack Overflow
  3. GitHub – mesqueeb/merge-anything: Merge objects & other types recursively. A simple & small integration.
  4. alonrbar/easy-template-x: Generate docx documents from templates, in Node or in the browser.
  5. Divided We Stand: The SQL of Relational Division – Simple Talk
  6. Common Sense Refactoring of a Messy React Component | Alex Kondov – Software Engineer
  7. Categories of leadership on technical teams | benkuhn.net
  8. How To Get Promoted (Without Getting Lucky)
  9. You should make a new programming language | nicole@web
  10. The Nonvisual Website
  11. Why doesn’t advice work? – DYNOMIGHT INTERNET NEWSLETTER
  12. How to build a strategy
  13. Mastering Modern Web APIs: Your Guide to Powerful Browser Features in 2024 – DEV Community
  14. What makes documentation good | OpenAI Cookbook
  15. Announcing a new way to build technical skills: 30 Day Plans on Microsoft Learn – Microsoft Community Hub
  16. Microsoft Learn 30 Day Plans | Microsoft Learn
  17. How to say “No” and win back your time as a software engineer
  18. How to debug
  19. IDs, UUIDs and alternatives | Shalvah’s Blog
  20. How Levels.fyi scaled to millions of users with Google Sheets as a backend

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