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In this webcast, we’ll help you transform your REST calls into precise GraphQL queries. You’ll also learn how to think about data in GraphQL and how to combine multiple REST calls into a single GraphQL query.

A reflection of using Elm in production. In author’s case, this has been a very successful endeavor at Roompact. Their latest project with a front end written solely in Elm, has exceeded all expectations, both those of users as well as of their own.

JavaScript is a quite funny language with tricky parts. Some of them can quickly turn our everyday job into hell, some of them can make us laugh out loud.

A very good post that shows us how to automate signing RPM packages and how to store the GPG keys securely.

At MondoDB World 2017 recently, Jay Runkel, principal solutions architect at MongoDB, demonstrated how to apply a little math to get a pretty close guesstimate of the resources needed to run your database workload.

Mail.Ru switches HTTP polling to web socket to reduce server load. This is a very detailed post on implementation of such a service and the architecture considerations.

The author shared what he learned when working on a 16-bit virtual machine running in Node. You will learn lots from virtual hardware to assembly.

An interesting approach to implement Finite-state machine in PostgeSQL on top of trigger and stored procedure.

Service mesh is a dedicated infrastructure layer for handling service-to-service communication. In practice, it’s typically implemented as an array of lightweight network proxies that are deployed alongside application code, without the application needing to be aware.

Daniel Golant has been interviewing for jobs recently, So he decided to start posting walkthroughs of what he brush up on. This article is about HTTP requests.

Mike Hearn shares his thought about Go GC, specifically that he believes that Go GC does not really implement any new ideas or research.

The author writes his own crypto library, call Monocypher, which is done and ready for production. He shares his process and what he learned.

This post is a walk-through of the simple strace implementation the author wrote during her GopherCon talk, ‘A Go Programmer’s Guide to Syscalls’.

Liz Rice covers what people mean when they talk about libc/glibc, and looks at what syscalls have to do with privileges and permissions, along with plenty of demos to illustrate what’s happening.

This blog post is about how to take your own requirements about how certificate authorities + private keys should be organized and set up your Kubernetes cluster the way you need to.

In this blog post, we will solve a unsupervised clustering problem in Ruby. We will be using the rubygem kmeans-clusterer to setup the problem and cluster the data using the k-mean clustering algorithm.