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scaling-viki appendix c our simple autocomplete
appendix b i love premature optimizations
appendix a why node
chapter 7 conclusion
chapter 6 writes bloat and queues
chapter 5 surprisingly reusable
chapter 4 tweaks
chapter 3 holdbacks
chapter 2 the core
chapter 1 introduction
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www.openmymind.net websocket framing masking fragmentation and more
exhausting exhaustive testing
basic observations of generics in go
server hardening tools as an amateur
elixir without ecto dynamic queries
elixir without ecto
using process dictionaries in elixir
queue despair ordering and poison messages
rust strings
rust ownership move and borrow part 3
rust ownership move and borrow part 2
rust ownership move and borrow part 1
elixir a little beyond the basics part 9 erlang
elixir a little beyond the basics part 8 genservers
elixir a little beyond the basics part 7 supervisors
elixir a little beyond the basics part 6 processes
elixir a little beyond the basics part 5 tuples and records
elixir a little beyond the basics part 4 structures
elixir a little beyond the basics part 3 maps
elixir a little beyond the basics part 2 iolist
elixir a little beyond the basics
elixir a little beyond the basics part 1 lists
elegant tcp with elixir part 2 message boundaries
elegant tcp with elixir part 1 tcp as messages
an awful introduction to make
actionspecific plug pipelines for phoenix
migrating to cockroachdb
using messages in elixir to avoid polling
consistent database and message queue writes
basic brain dump on dealing with errors
elixir which modules are using my module
the benefits of pair programming
test private functions and implementation details
the beauty of elixir and beam
elixir tips and tricks
testing asynchronous code in elixir
learning elixirs supervisors
elixirs binary matching performance
learning elixirs ets part 2
learning elixirs ets part 1
learning elixirs agent
learning elixirs genserver part 2
learning elixirs genserver part 1
dependency injection in elixir is a beautiful thing
tests are about design
elixirs with statement
concatenation in elixir
pattern matching in elixir
interfaces in nim
software craftsmanship testing
an introduction to openresty part 3
an introduction to openresty part 2 concepts
an introduction to openresty nginx lua part 1
restful routing in go
go actions responses
gos error handling good and bad
project organisation
prematurely blocking producers in go
basic microoptimizations part 3
writing and using c code from go
an efficient integer set
building a queue part 4
leaking goroutines
building a queue part 3
building a queue part 2
building a queue part 1
using javascript generators
im not sold on high availability
unordered queues
a decade of unit testing
nearest neighbour over small areas
framework agnostic zero downtime deployment with nginx
introduction to postgresql arrays
basic microoptimizations part 2
basic microoptimizations
condition variables
buying concurrency with memory
using small arrays instead of small dictionaries
the little go book
practical soa microservices hydration part 2
how unreliable is udp
practical soa microservices typed requests
practical soa microservices hydration part 1
controlling array growth in golang
cancelling long promise chains
pools so you think youre smarter than your gc
space efficient percentile calculations
understanding pools
understanding javascript promises
grow up use queues
clientside vs serverside rendering redux sorta
the deceptive nature of averages
why premature optimizations are rarely a waste of time
fast large offsets with an indexed skiplist
building a skiplist
the minimum you need to know about arrays and slices in golang
concurrent reads with serialized writes
filtering my blog posts by tags
building technology agnostic globally distributed systems
back to basics hashtables part 2 and a peek inside redis
back to basics hashtables
high concurrency lru caching
growth planning
dependency injection in golang
scaling focus on raw speed
own a system beyond its childhood or stay a bad programmer
soa lessons learned
on sharing infrastructure
caching your worst best friend
reading too much into stringsplit
golang slices and the case of the missing memory
your buffer is leaking
shard your hash table to reduce write locks
golang hot configuration reload
how meaningful do you find githubs punchcard
concurrentfriendly logging with golang
background driven development
why i dislike ec2
how good is amazons route 53 latency based routing
do more inprocess caching
building search
redis slowlog and dels surprisingly bad performance
luas json turns empty arrays into empty hashes
achieving 5ms response time
writing an lru cache
scaling viki
introduction to golang buffered channels
an interview question too many developers get wrong
things i wish someone had told me about golang
testing in golang
getting an images type and size in golang or any other language
you cant rollback redis transactions
introduction to golang channels again
introduction to golang channels
introduction to golang arrays maps slices and make
introduction to golang interfaces
introduction to golang structures data and instances
custom redis command performance of c vs lua
writing a custom redis command in c part 2
writing a custom redis command in c part 1
no shit stylesheets
data modeling in redis
three musthave redis configuration options for production
nodejs moduleexports and organizing expressjs routes
paging ranking with large offsets mongodb vs redis vs postgresql
why are you linking to 404s
what i learned building mogade
redis is the most important tool in my toolbelt
azures website lacks organization and details
the little introduction to programming
i blog to learn
redis watch command making sure a process doesnt run when already running
minimalist markup
does my replica set need an arbiter
demystifying write durability
objectids are predictable
speeding up queries reimagining your data
speeding up queries understanding query plans
whats a padding factor
multiple collections vs embedded documents
the mongodb collection
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2010 foundations of programming 2 chapter 2 yet another ioc introduction
visual studios most unusable features
foundations of programming 2 chapter 1 quality and efficiency
paypals logo designed to look like a recommendation
foundations of programming 2 will need your help
does anyone know what silverlight is
how optimized are high traffic websites
how to test against an external http dependency
mogadecom a free platform for casual game developers
an introduction to hosting
my slow transition away from mocks
weekend net pains why i prefer ruby
programmer passion an enterprises most useful yet repressed advantage
my programming sins 2 manually managing references
introducing jstub
javascript mocking damn thats easy
my programming sins 1 not testing javascript
a different for me way to page
how i would fix aspnet
my net icache
httphandlerwrapper
design through testability an example
write testable code even if you dont write tests
website performance crossing the ts and dotting the is
using postmark to send mail
noobgaming my rails and gaming passions combined
installing nginx with passenger on linux from source
learning ruby class methods static methods
learning ruby class 25 jun 10
rails does mail right aspnet not so much
my rails journey the expected speed bumps
its time to start again
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2011 i just dont like object mappers
redis zero to master in 30 minutes part 2
redis zero to master in 30 minutes part 1
rethink your data
couchdb and mongodb performance
a mongodb guy learns couchdb
mongospy mongowatch and compressed blobs
the little things add up
how you should go about learning nosql
someone is selling my foundations of programming ebook on amazoncom and it isnt me
yesterday i quit my job
ror testing one thing to do i think and one thing not to do im sure
learning golang by benchmarking set implementations
error handling in asynchronous code with callbacks and return codes
the only thing i think i know about proper css usage
rethink your data model
mongodb openstreetmap and a little demo
factories make testing easier
making our mongodb code run faster
practical nosql solving a real problem with mongodb and redis
fighting the framework
dealing with now and why im almost done with c and java
automatically processing emails
planning mogade v2
the little mongodb book epub
algorithm tutorials
video is a poor medium for learning to program
markdown and me
why id never charge for a tech book
tracking hits with loadio a sunday project
the little mongodb book
stop using mocks
foundations of programming 2 appendix b advanced jquery
foundations of programming 2 appendix a jquery basics
side projects mongly
foundations of programming 2 chapter 5 effective testing
regular expressions positivenegative lookaheadbehind
validation hong kong doesnt have zippostal codes
do relational database vendors care about developers
foundations of programming 2 chapter 4 unit testing
jquery daterange picker
understanding map reduce
foundations of programming why markdown and why not word
foundations of programming 2 chapter 3 ioc 180
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2012 can you make my home page smaller
clientside vs serverside rendering
ten features i like about coffeescript
mock expectations in net vs ruby
lets increment i logic gate style
lets increment i assembly style
measuring time spent between steps in a funnel
how id change riaks documentation
i rather have silly tests than silly code
using mapreduce to measure funnels
arrays and memory part 2
learning is more important than knowing
im a bad chef but i still cook a lot
piping basics
lets talk about logging
you really should log clientside errors
malloc and free
why arrays normally start at zero
recommending distant items
lets build something using amazons dynamodb
nodejs require and exports
the little redis book
refactoring common api functionality into a nodejs proxy
understanding coffeescript comprehensions
reading from tcp streams
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