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The rise of the coroutines

Coroutines are useful, are gaining popularity, and are here to stay, which means that developers will need to learn best practices of using coroutines.

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Need Something Sorted? Sleep on It!

A decade ago I first presented a lightning talk entitled Cool Code. This short talk evolved into a full talk whose iterations I presented over the next half decade. The focus? Code that, for some reason or other, can be considered cool. For example, code that has played a significant role in historical events, such as the source for the Apollo Guidance Computer. Or code that is audacious if not seemingly impossible given its constraints, such as David Horne’s 1K chess. There is code that is both simple and profound, such as Peter Norvig’s fits-on-a-slide spelling corrector. And code that demonstrates ingenuity and humour, such as Yusuke Endoh’s Qlobe.

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Why I ve Been Merging Microservices Back Into The Monolith At InVision

Why I ve Been Merging Microservices Back Into The Monolith At InVision By Ben Nadel on If you follow me on Twitter, you may notice that every now (1)and (2)then (3) I post a celebratory tweet about merging one of our microservices back into the monolith at InVision. My tweets are usually accompanied by a Thanos GIF in which Thanos is returning the last Infinity Stone to the Infinity Gauntlet. I find this GIF quite fitting as the reuniting of the stones gives Thanos immense power; much in the same way that reuniting the microservices give me and my team power. I ve been asked several times as to why it is that I am killing-off my microservices. So, I wanted to share a bit more insight about this particular journey in the world of web application development.

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