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kty is an SSH server written in rust that provides a TUI-based dashboard mapping k8s concepts onto SSH. It relies on OpenID providers for identity so that you don't need to introdu…

I've always wanted a setup like this! It is so much easier to author docs when you can tie them directly to functionality and manage through PRs. How are you planning on managing t…

Check out ksonnet, it is closer to what you're looking for. ( https://ksonnet.io/ )

This article is pretty focused on the build type of k8s developer tools. There are other types as well that can fit into specific places in your workflow. Joe Beda does a fantastic…

Would anyone know if there's audio/video of these lectures? I keep seeing amazing classes like this and wishing that everyone could enjoy them instead of just the local students.

As time goes on, I seem to collect utilities libraries like underscore.js or jquery. For any project that I work on, I'd like to have the dependencies for these libraries tracked a…

The reason that cross-domain requests are disallowed has to do almost entirely with cookies. The concern is that since almost everyone uses cookies for identity, it is possible (wi…

I've not done much profiling/performance (especially on older browsers) yet. My use case for the whole thing was to do a fire and forget POST to a separate domain. Honestly, flash …

The one browser that I didn't test in, gah! Let's see what I can do about that ... edit: It's fixed now, that's what I get for not reading the removeEventListener docs.

Right now, I'm just using qunit + sinon.js. I'm not super happy with it (I'd really like to get to the point where all my development is done via. writing unit tests), but so far i…

I've done some interesting applications with Backbone.js over the last 2 months or so (for anyone that uses uTorrent, here's one: http://apps.bittorrent.com/ucast/ucast.btapp all i…

I'd suggest not actually using a bug tracking system. They tend to be separate from actual planning and the fact that they're separate means that planning is harder. Take a look at…