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www.danielmoch.com | ||
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passo.uno
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| | | | | I've recently become a docs maintainer for OpenTelemetry, a pretty big open source project. As I often receive questions on how to start contributing to open source docs, this seemed the right time to write about it. Let me tell you how I started and progressed, and what you can do to start your open source documentation journey. | |
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jenkins-x.io
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| | | | | Analyzing results | |
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notes.volution.ro
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| | | | | An interesting take on containerized deployments, contrasted with other similar trajectories in the software engineering history. | |
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www.blog.montgomerie.net
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| | | From a link on Hacker News (the occasionally interesting "Reddit for Erlang, Lisp and Haskell using proto-entrepreneurs"), this 2006 ACM Ubiquity article:Every programmer with a few years' experience or education has heard the phrase "premature optimization is the root of all evil." [...] Unfortunately, as with many ideas that grow to legendary status, the original meaning of this statement has been all but lost"I would not agree with all the proposed solutions to the problem, but I do agree with most of the observations. | ||
