The home team talks game development and PowerPoint, the good ol’ days of Game Boy, and wild facts about the largest species in the deer family. Plus: Was that summer everyone was playing Pokémon GO the closest we’ll ever get to world peace?
The post Game Boy emulators, PowerPoint developers, and the enduring appeal of Pokémon GO (Ep. 466
An event-driven architecture can reduce dependencies, increase safety, and make your application easy to scale. But designing your systems and topics is a non-trivial task
The post Event-Driven Topic Design using Kafka appeared first on Stack Overflow Blog.
https://stackoverflow.blog/2022/07/21/event-driven-topic-design-u
Get developers the right tools, or provide the means to build them.
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https://stackoverflow.blog/2022/07/20/opentext-api-legacy-systems-podcast-ep-465/
Meredydd Lyff, founder and CEO of Anvil, joins the home team to discuss code completion: what it is and how it works, from first principles to best practices. Plus: Is 90% of biology attributable to magic gremlins?
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Your DevOps team might already be singing the praises of their observability platforms. But developers can benefit from them, too.
The post How observability is redefining the roles of developers appeared first on Stack Overflow Blog.
https://stackoverflow.blog/2022/07/18/how-observability-is-redefining
Perl in 2022, the legality of Googling the illegal, and fuzz tests
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https://stackoverflow.blog/2022/07/15/the-overflow-134-avoiding-the-difficulty-bomb/
The home team convenes to discuss the end of the GPU shortage, how the no-code/low-code movement is impacting developers, and why job candidates should flip the script and interview their interviewers.
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Garbage collection? Manual allocation? When it comes to allocating memory for variables, Rust goes it's own way.
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https://stackoverflow.blog/2022/07/14/how-rust-manages-memory-using-ownership-and-borrowing
Stack Overflow for Teams is now available within the Microsoft Azure Marketplace.
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https://stackoverflow.blog/2022/07/12/stack-overflow-joins-microsoft-azure-marketplace/
The home team chats with Devraj Varadhan, SVP of Engineering at Ripple, about crypto companies bracing for economic uncertainty, how Ripple’s solutions might help to expand financial inclusion in underserved markets, and why companies should take the long view rather than getting distracted by hype.
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