Steve Sloka

Software Engineer

[Steve Sloka @stevesloka]

@jrswab Vscode. 🙃

[Steve Sloka @stevesloka]

@turingpi Valentine

[Steve Sloka @stevesloka]

@turingpi Build

[SpinKube @SpinKube]

We are thrilled to announce that Spin, our open-source tool, has officially joined the CNCF Sandbox @CloudNativeFdn, along with SpinKube! This marks an exciting new chapter! We can't wait to see what both new and existing contributors will build with Spin: https://t.co/jZpkC1sp3j

[Steve Sloka @stevesloka]

@turingpi Ha thanks for sharing! That looks pretty interesting!

[Turing Pi @turingpi]

It’s Giveaway Time! 🎉
Share this post for a chance to win a Turing Pi 2.5 Cluster Board.

Winner announced November 25.
Get ready to build your dream cluster. Good luck!

[Tanel Poder 🇺🇦 @TanelPoder]

Harlequin: The SQL IDE for Your Terminal (works also with DuckDB!)

https://t.co/2SRswWSuqG

[Steve Sloka @stevesloka]

That said, it took literally minutes to create a REST API, implement global middleware to write to a Redis cache, and then write to a PG DB all managed by Encore. Was very simple & easy to get rolling! Wish I had more time to hack on something, but worth checking out.

[Steve Sloka @stevesloka]

I was trying to participate in the @encoredotdev Hackathon by building an analytics app. Requests are stored in a cache, then summarized in a DB via cronjobs for later visualizations. I then clicked on another link in the docs and found an entire section on Observability. 🤯 🙃

[Steve Sloka @stevesloka]

@mauilion @rosskukulinski

[Steve Sloka @stevesloka]

@manekinekko Haha, I have a sticker on an old laptop on the bookshelf! How old does that make me?

[Steve Sloka @stevesloka]

Happy #kuberTENes! Check out my #FirstContribution to Kubernetes #ContribCard https://t.co/qi83LYCdew

[Steve Sloka @stevesloka]

Super cool! Excited to try it out! 🎉🎉

[Radu Matei @matei_radu]

I'm really excited to share what we've been working on: @SpinKube and @FermyonTech Platform for #Kubernetes.

First up, @SpinKube is an open source project we've built with awesome folks from @Microsoft, @SUSE, @LiquidReply and more, which integrates with a *lot* of the cloud native ecosystem and brings together a complete stack for running #WebAssembly apps in #K8s.

Check out the introductory blog post which goes into more details about how this all works:

https://t.co/31FBmboYGk

[Charity Majors @mipsytipsy]

"Every infrastructure decision I endorse or regret after 4 years at a startup" -- https://t.co/4DMDKz2vtT

Best infrastructure post I've read in YEARS; would love to see this become a hot series. Write one about your choices, please!!!

[Matt Boyle @MattJamesBoyle]

(Retweets hugely appreciated)

To celebrate the release of Go 1.22, I put together a FREE course to teach you about the major changes in go 1.22 in JUST 22 minutes! You can check it out here: https://t.co/yUVpLjoXeX

Let me know what you think!

[Steve Sloka @stevesloka]

Curious about Wasm and #kubernetes?

Read more about how I use @spinframework, Kubernetes, and @KnativeProject to scale to zero for Wasm based applications!

https://t.co/3p18RhO4Ot

[Matt Boyle @MattJamesBoyle]

Retweets massively appreciated.

Today, I'm excited to announce the waitlist for my first ever course, The Ultimate Guide to Debugging in Go.

Debugging is probably the most important skills that you never get taught. It is usually the first thing I teach folks and it's often quoted as the most useful thing they learnt from me.

I'm still working hard to get the course finished, but if you want to get access before anyone else and a tasty discount code, you can join the waitlist here:
https://t.co/bCLtfo7I1Z

#golang

[Steve Sloka @stevesloka]

Having a blast digging into @KnativeProject, also fun that @projectcontour is included as a networking option. Will write up a blog post on what I'm working on soon (once I get all the pieces figured out).

[Steve Sloka @stevesloka]

It's been a good run @digitalocean on my #Kubernetes cluster, 4+ years! Has been a test bed for my blog (https://t.co/zFXMtVB2pF) and @projectcontour and has worked well, but time to move on to static sites.