#8 - 1st February 2021

Architecture

• Pat Helland - Don't Get Stuck in the "Con" Game

• Theo Haerder, Andreas Reuter - Principles of Transaction-Oriented Database Recovery

• Andrey Akinshin - Statistical approaches for performance analysis

• Nathan Fritz - One Web Architect's Core Beliefs

• Roman Sachse - Do-It-Yourself: Event-Sourcing

• Code Opinion - Aggregate (Root) Design: Separate Behavior & Data for Persistence

Distributed Systems

• OpenAI - Scaling Kubernetes to 7,500 Nodes

• Daniele Polencic - A visual guide on troubleshooting Kubernetes deployments

• AxonIQ - Bert Laverman - High Availability with AxonServer and Axon Framework

• Timothy Prickett Morgan - After Three Decades, You Can Finally Have A Distributed SQL Database

• Elastic - Play: Modernizing telecommunications with the Elastic Stack

Frontend

• Web.Dev - Robert Nyman - Introducing Open Web Docs

.NET

• Jonathan Channon - Tracing IO in .NET Core

• Mark Vincze - Troubleshooting high memory usage with ASP.NET Core on Kubernetes

• On .NET Live - Distributed applications with ZeroMQ

• Andrew Lock - Prerendering a Blazor WebAssembly app to static files, without an ASP.NET Core host app

• Jason Roberts - Using C# Source Generators with Microsoft Feature Management Feature Flags

• Piotr Szkudlarski - Dump Stack To CSharp Code

Haskell

• Simon Peyton Jones - Haskell is useless

Ruby

• Remote Ruby - Hotwire, Rails NEXT, and the DHH Stack with David Heinemeier Hansson

Coding Life

• Szymon Kulec - Practices for your one-man-army projects

• Donald E. Knuth, Len Shustek - Let's Not Dumb Down the History of Computer Science

Industry

• RedHat - Joe Brockmeier - What is an open source upstream?

• Corey Quinn - AWS Compensation Explained

• Paul Stovell - Highly-measurable upside vs. immeasurable downside

Trivia

• Andy Gordon, Simon Peyton Jones - LAMBDA: The ultimate Excel worksheet function

• Shanna Loga - "Learned Optimism" Can Get You Through Tough Times

• Ruby and Rails - Who Said That One Violent Psychopath Quote?