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How can #RustLang supercharge your serverless projects? 🦀 🦁 Luciano Mammino, Senior Architect and author of “Node.js Design Patterns”, joins Luca Palmieri to discuss the powerful combination of Rust and serverless computing. He shares his journey from JavaScript to Rust, highlighting the benefits of using Rust in AWS Lambda and the challenges of adopting it in commercial projects. They also explore how learning Rust can enhance your overall programming skills, even if it’s not part of your current work stack. Whether you’re new to Rust or experienced, this interview is packed with valuable insights. 🎥 Watch the full interview : https://lnkd.in/dWBzE6eB #RustLang #Serverless #CloudNative #AWSLambda
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Four-time startup CEO with several successful exits and a passion and focus on extraordinary teamwork. Currently COO at Fermyon who is leading the next wave of cloud compute
A good introduction for those interested in WebAssembly and committed to Kubernetes/containers -- allowing for side-by-side execution.
How To Run WebAssembly on Kubernetes
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Testcontainers enables step-function improvements in both the quality and speed of application delivery. This addition continues Docker’s focus on improving the developer experience to maximize the time developers spend building innovative apps. Docker already accelerates the “inner loop” app development steps — build, verify (through Docker Scout), run, debug, and share — and now, with AtomicJar and Testcontainers, we’re adding “test.” As a result, developers using Docker will be able to deliver quality applications with less effort, even faster than before.
Exciting news, Docker acquires AtomicJar, maker of Testcontainers! Welcome to Docker! https://lnkd.in/g33WTRDi
Docker whale-comes AtomicJar, maker of Testcontainers
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Just finished the "Advanced Node.js: Scaling Applications" course! 🚀 Developed advanced skills in optimizing and scaling Node.js applications, including clustering, load balancing, and microservices architecture. Ready to apply these techniques to create robust, high-performance solutions. #Nodejs #Scalability #Microservices
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Masters in Information Systems @ Northeastern | Docker, Swarm, Compose, Kubernetes, AWS, React, Fastapi | Technical Content writer
🔥 Just dug deep into the world of Docker and I'm thrilled to share my notes with you all! From understanding the fundamentals of Docker, to building images and running a Node.js application in a container, we explored it all. We also looked at how to manage container data using volumes, the basics of YAML, and even deploying a complete web application using Docker Compose. I hope these notes can serve as a useful reference for anyone diving into Docker. Remember, never stop learning! #docker #devops #containers #learnprogramming https://lnkd.in/dpvv829k
Docker Fundamentals | Notion
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Senior Sotfware Engineer | Technical Artist | Python | C++ | C# | Django | FastAPI | Angular | Docker | Kubernetes
Does your code work for you or do you work for your code? This video, despite a bit controversial to the current web trends towards SPA (single-page apps) and overly simplifying web stack for real scenarios, inspired me to a more general insight I've been having that I'd like to share. Of course, it is all a big IMO, and I'd love to see you commenting whether you agree or not. https://lnkd.in/du5X_3U7 With web developers coming up with exponentially higher rates of new frameworks per second, it is such a sweet thing seeing people lately resisting the urge of reinventing the wheel and going back to basics. 20 seconds in the video and I got hit the hardest, since I do have gamedev and embedded system backgrounds as well (despite webdev being what puts food on the table today) and with a decade as a software engineer, I realized that no matter the situation: "The best architecture is the one that makes the code work for you, not the other way around". If you see yourself constantly having to maintain a code pattern because of "Accidental complexity" introduced by your (or your team's) decisions, something is f***ed up already. For example when adding a new field to your model, you also need to "work" a dozen other source files to update serializers, renderers, interfaces and what not, or maybe when adding new API query params, you see yourself "working" to update input serializers, validation logics, responses and swagger generators. Signs that you're working for your code. These examples specifically because your architecture/patterns are breaking an even more fundamental programming rule: DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself). https://lnkd.in/dj5pqtHg This "surface area" for mistakes adds up with time, in many ways. It is easier to share such a complex codebase with seniors who can easily find their way around, but especially now that we need to give more support to graduates and juniors trying to join the industry having to deliver in fast paced environments, we can't afford mindlessly adding complexity because "It is a cool new thing I read about bro" or "It is a good practice, bcz Netflix does it". If you're a senior, a lead or a big reference to your team, you must accept that you won't always be there to fix everyone else's mistakes through PR reviews, so why not make sure these mistakes happen less frequently without your overwatch, with a simplistic, less obfuscated codebase? "Predictable code" being the key words here. As a rule of thumb: Go for the stupid and simple (KISS, DRY...), let the necessity knock on your door, and when that time comes, think about what decisions will automate the problem away and make the code work for you. Most of us fell in love with programming for the appeal of writing instructions and letting the computer do the work. At which point in our careers do we lose that? Why? Think about it. Cheers
The Simplest Tech Stack
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Just finished Advanced Node.js: Scaling Applications! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/gtd2XjUG #scalability #nodejs
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Dive into santiago salazar's latest article on building microservices with Node.js! As a Senior Software Engineer, Santiago explores how transitioning from a monolithic to a microservices architecture can tackle the challenges of scaling JavaScript projects. He provides a detailed look at popular frameworks like NestJS, Fastify, Seneca, and Molecular, and offers a hands-on example using Fastify to build a product microservice. Whether you're new to microservices or seeking to enhance your approach, Santiago’s insights are a must-read. Check out the full article here: https://ow.ly/e8Ba50ThWEw #NodeJS #Microservices #SoftwareDevelopment Omar Arana
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Software Engineer at IntelliTek.ai - Full Stack Developer | Immediate Joiner | Angular | Node Js | React Js | Nest Js | TypeORM
Just finished Advanced Node.js: Scaling Applications! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/diSp7u5G #scalability #nodejs
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🎬 Just wrapped up a chill live stream on YouTube where I built a simple Note REST API using Node.js with TypeScript! I walked through: 🏗️ Setting up Clean Architecture 🐳 Using Docker for containerization 🧠 Applying SOLID Principles to keep things clean 🗄️ Working with MongoDB for data storage It was more of a casual coding session than a tutorial—just me hanging out, experimenting with some cool tech. If you're into backend development, check out the stream here: https://lnkd.in/gRTTugTc 🎥 #NodeJS #TypeScript #Docker #MongoDB #SOLID #CleanArchitecture #ChillCoding #BackendDevelopment #RESTAPI
🚀 Live Coding: Node.js, TypeScript, MongoDB, Docker & Clean Architecture | Rest API | Part-1
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