So much of my way of writing code these days depend on insights from production and rapid feedback loops. Having good logging that can be queried is one important tool for achieving that. Here's my main tips for how to enable it in Logback: https://t.co/a9Yswx8D9T
Props to the @flydotio team for honest reflection and on deciding to do a managed DB. ๐ "There is, obviously, a huge gap between those two things. We filled it with something weird." https://t.co/CKBse2hbE8
I made a curated list of some really good resources on Continuous Delivery. Let me know if you have something I should add. :-) https://t.co/7QMvRSBUBo
@antonarhipov Thanks, I'll be sure to check that out. Instana looks close, and I guess Dynatrace is too. Pricing might be insane through. Splunk seemed a bit too focused on logs, do you have experience with their APM?
APM... I miss New Relics APM, but it is not an option now. For reasons. Is there anything I can use that comes close? Maybe open source, but at least on-prem-ish-able?
Opentelemetry agent could come close, but the analysis/UI part of the equation seams weak. What is the best?
Synchronised updates between browser windows without JavaScript! KTor, @htmx_org and ServerSentEvents! #htmx#ktor#nojs
Full blog here: https://t.co/wwJ7SR8tLO
If you're in Oslo I am doing a talk on Wednesday: https://t.co/6KsMwjBcS5
How I can manage a imported script that uses a require(...) for a third script _in the browser_? Initial script is imported with type module... Tried import-maps, but not even sure if they should work for this.
Ubuntu started spontaneously rebooting after upgrade to 24.04. Had to downgrade to 23.10. Helped a little bit if you find yourself in the same situation: https://t.co/Apk4sd0QeP
Lazyweb are you there? ๐๐ Presentation poll that is a wordcloud where users can enter their own words AND lets them click on a existing one to "vote" for that too? ๐
@allenholub I find the constructs in Kotlin helps me write better more robust code (IMHO). So while there's no big deal doing Java, Python og JS. I would feel over time that we were wasting resources. Culture and consensus in the team would be most important though. ๐
The single most important thing I have learned about software development over my career is that if you do not aggressively fight complexity, it will eat you alive.