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Work on the first major revision of Svelte is underway, according to Rich Harris, creator of the frontend framework. This comes on the heels of the team’s release of SvelteKit, a full stack framework for building web applications.
Real-time event streaming has become one of the most prominent tools for software engineers over the last decade. In Stack Overflow’s 2022 Developer Survey, Apache Kafka, the de facto event-streaming platform, is ranked as one of the highest-paying tech skills and most-loved frameworks.
As a developer or administrator working with AWS Organizations, you may often need to figure out which AWS account belongs to which Organizational Unit (OU).
In recognizing the growing impact of third-party risks on operational resilience, the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has established new regulatory requirements in the areas of third-party risk management and outsourcing.
As your AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK) applications grow, it becomes increasingly important to maintain a well-organized project structure. A modular and maintainable project structure not only simplifies management but also enables easy scaling.
While the term “real time” can be used as a marketing spin in some cases, there are genuine technical and functional differences between real-time analytic databases and conventional analytic databases.
At this year’s FOSDEM conference, which was held in Brussels, compiler engineer Arthur Cohen delivered a talk on a project based on a single-minded dream: to compile Rust code with the GCC compiler.
In recent months I’ve been taking a closer look at how data transfer works between the browser, the server, and the database, and have built a prototype application using Next.js and deployed it to Vercel to help visualize and calculate the distances that data has to travel between them.
Step 1: Learn Golang. Step 2: Apply for jobs. Step 3: Get accepted. When I started researching this article, that was the first answer that came up on Reddit.
Security should be one of the most important aspects of container deployments, especially for enterprise production environments that depend on highly scaled applications and services that will not only see massive demand but that will also interact with other services, servers, APIs, etc.
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