Double Shot #2293
- What I learned from Google and Lyft to scale our engineering culture at Canva - Some thoughts on a structured process for scaling up past your first few dozen engineers.
- play.js - "The Node.js and React Native IDE for iPhone and iPad"
- Four Startup Engineering Killers - Oh man do I recognize some of these. Especially the tendency of engineers to focus on shiny & perfect rather than what the business needs.
- awesome-lite-websites - Get some of your news & socializing without the bloat.
- Rails Trace - "This shows every one of the 2041 Ruby method calls made by a Rails 5.2.2 server running in production mode while it responded to a HTTP request." There are many days when I'm amazed this stuff works at all.
- Getting (re)Started - Start of a series of blog posts on building a live git repo viewer. Pretty cool.
- Progressive Delivery at Sumo Logic - More on rolling out things to a subset of customers, as opposed to a big release.
- Misconception about OSS support - If your production depends on random open source code, you're doing it wrong.
- Really cheap Kubernetes cluster on AWS with kubeadm - Bash plus Terraform to give you some cheap experimentation possibilities.
- GrapesJS - "GrapesJS is an open-source, multi-purpose, Web Builder Framework which combines different tools and features with the goal to help you (or users of your application) to build HTML templates without any knowledge of coding."
- The hard part in becoming a command line wizard - Not surprisingly, learning things is the hard part.
- fx - A command-line JSON processing tool. Bash completion is also available.