Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition arrives on macOS on May 28th, heralding a new chapter for the beloved strategy game.
But how did we get here?
Find out in our latest blog, as we take a look at Age of Empires II through the ages: https://t.co/BZiLx5P5RR
I'm releasing a first version of anypack-plugin-serve. A dev server for webpack and Rspack. it also comes with anypack-overlay that works with any number of dev servers and will only show a single overlay. Soon integrated in Crafty ! (links in reply)
I am disappointed in OpenAI's decision to work with the Department of War. The way DoW treated Anthropic stands against everything that makes America great.
It know it's not this simple, but it feels super opportunistic in a way that doesn't sit right with me.
@JustJake@kdy1dev@martin_casado@williamevanl But you actually just made the same point made above; the bottleneck was not the code; 5-10 years to prepare the spec and you went from one month to 4hours to write code. You still spent the years preparing your spec. Comparatively to the preparation it’s a small win
#271 - https://t.co/fU69eR26xT
- Being an architect isn’t the sum of skills. It’s the product
- #DevOps: failed or evolved?
- #Architecture Fitness Functions at Scale
- Time, Change & Uncertainty in Software Architecture
- Holistic #Engineering
My colleague Marc-Olivier Fleury wrote an article about how we are guiding the transition of Swissquote's software architecture to Self Contained Systems using Fitness Functions at scale, link in thread
What do you feel is unfinished business in the Kubernetes world?
@onigoetz points out the reliance on tools like ArgoCD, custom scripts, and UIs for deployment validation, suggesting that an element to streamline these workflows might be missing
Watch: https://t.co/u5HmILbM0i
I just came back from two conferences, the first in Barcelona and the other in Newcastle, where I shared what 20 years in software taught me about modularity.
That talk took two years to shape, finding the right narrative, cutting the noise, keeping only what mattered. And it reminded me of something simple but powerful: sharing knowledge is the most meaningful thing we can do for our community.
We often hold back: “someone already said that,” “mine isn’t original.”
Don’t we?
But the truth is, your context, your failures, your framing … they make it unique.
Somewhere, someone will take what you shared, adapt it, and thank you for it. That moment is the purest reward you can get.
So don’t wait until it’s perfect. Don’t wait until you “know enough.”
Share what you’ve learned. Freely. Genuinely. Without expecting anything back.
That’s how we move the community forward.
One honest insight at a time.
#selfreflection #community #thoughtoftheday
🗣️ @onigoetz reflects on the trade-offs of running nested Docker containers (DinD) and the problematic effect on image caching
During their test, he mentioned that building a new environment with 60 images took 45 minutes on a large instance
Watch: https://t.co/u5HmILbM0i
Today we're announcing previews of the native port of TypeScript! These nightly previews will be available on npm and the VS Code marketplace!
npm install -D @typescript/native-preview
npx tsgo --version
Read up more on our blog!
https://t.co/7uIO2NO8fz
@cnakazawa stop using complex tools to ship libraries, just run tsc and ship the dist and src folders
I see a lot of packages over engineering with minification, sourcemaps, bundling, types definition generation using esoteric tools for no reason
just use tsc
🗣️ @onigoetz discusses the challenges related to resource management in clustered environments
To prevent inefficiencies, they had to create a custom solution to automatically shut down build containers after 90 minutes
Watch: https://t.co/u5HmILbM0i