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joshuarogers.net | ||
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bicofino.io
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| | | | | I'm using InfluxDB a lot lately, InfluxDB is a time-series database written in Go. InfluxDB is easy to setup and to use, it comes with a CLI like MySQL for example and the commands are very similar, also, you have a web UI to make things even easier. If you want to develop applications using InfluxDB there is a ton of client libraries(Go, Python, Java, Ruby, etc.) too. In this tutorial we are going use InfluxDB 0. | |
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rocketee.rs
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sandrotosi.blogspot.com
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| | | | | I'm the maintainer of MySQL Connector/Python Debian package , and it's shipped with several unittests, but they require a MySQL instance to... | |
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oylenshpeegul.gitlab.io
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| | | Today, I was reading Why Use Structured Errors in Rust Applications? and one of the issues discussed is jumping away from the code you're working on to look at the definition of the error. On the one hand, rust-analyzer makes it really easy to jump to the error, but on the other hand they felt that they sometimes had to do so unnecessarily. In the comments on lobste.rs, matklad mentioned that he recently adopted the habit of splitting the screen first and going to the definition in the split (in Emacs terms, in the other window). | ||
