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vyshane
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Comment #36319682
Fountain pens are like mechanical keyboards. People use them because they make the act of writing _feel_ good. It's not about the tech, but rather about the pleasure of using the i…
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Comment #32823676
No backpressure in RxJS.
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Comment #23720866
That's a tough one to automate. Right now, it involves logging a manual time entry to your timeline (then posting it). If you walk away from your computer and come back, WiseTime w…
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Comment #23720803
This article resonates with me. I feel very strongly about spyware (Bossware is too kind). Views expressed here are my own, not those of my employer. I work for a company that make…
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Comment #21648391
3 years ago, I also wanted a bare metal cluster for my homelab. I wanted x86-64, low power consumption, small footprint, and low cost. I ended up building this 5 node nano ITX towe…
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Comment #21480257
This post on the Swift forums gives a good overview of Swift gRPC: https://forums.swift.org/t/discussion-grpc-swift/29584
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Comment #21480251
The NIO version of Swift gRPC is currently at v1.0.0-alpha.6. Hopefully we'll see a 1.0 version soon. Swift gRPC repo: https://github.com/grpc/grpc-swift
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Comment #21479806
How about the equivalent of RxJava instead: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/combine Unfortunately not available on Linux, so server side is out :(
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Comment #20564755
TL;DR I was pretty excited when Apple announced SwiftUI and Combine at dub dub this year. I have been following the Swift gRPC project, and when they released their first 1.0.0-alp…
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Comment #20264501
FoundationDB Record Layer uses protocol buffers out of the box. They leverage the fact that you can evolve protobuf messages in a sane way. That's their equivalent of doing databas…
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Comment #20264462
Both. And if your external clients rather consume a JSON/REST API, it's easy to derive that from a gRPC API. You can do it right there in your protobuf definition. It's actually ea…
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Comment #20264268
gRPC has been solid for us on the JVM, and streaming has been great when consuming from Apache Flink jobs, integrating with message queues, receiving push notifications and so on. …
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Comment #20262839
We've been using gRPC and Protocol Buffers for the last couple of years. We write APIs using the Protobuf interface definition language, then generate client libraries and server s…
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Comment #11326764
I had good success with the CoreOS Kubernetes Vagrant boxes [1]. However, I switched once Kubernetes became usable via Docker because the latter gives me super fast setups and tear…
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Comment #10599110
GKE is why I am personally switching from AWS to GCP. I'm running Kubernetes on AWS at my current gig, but I'd rather not have to build and maintain the cluster myself if I don't h…
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Comment #9683982
Forget about RoR clones. I want Swift/OTP or Akka.Swift!
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Comment #9657002
Hi Solomon, do you have an ETA for Docker 1.7? I see that it's currently in RC1. How soon will we be able to take advantage of libnetwork via Compose? Is there any documentation ye…
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Comment #9303789
SEEKING WORK, Western Australia or Remote Interested in: - iOS development using Swift and Objective-C - Android development using Java, RxJava GitHub: https://github.com/vyshane L…
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Comment #8469157
Why assume that they are using Docker because they have a portability problem? They probably like OS X as a workstation OS, and want to use Docker for the DevOps benefits that they…
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Comment #8469016
Congratulations on the new release! I can already see that `docker exec` and `docker create` will allow me to get rid of a number of admin and configurator containers. When I start…
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Comment #8401296
Recently read: Programming Elixir - Dave Thomas Introducing Elixir - Simon St. Laurent and J. David Eisenberg The Swift Programming Language - Apple Currently reading: Functional P…