Code is cheap, Software is not 🤔
Anyone can write code. Building software that's maintainable, observable, secure, and actually solves a problem? That's the hard part.
This is why fundamentals matter more than ever.
Isn’t it amazing that fundamental Unix tools like ls, head, tail, grep, xargs and others were written in C like 40 years ago and they still run the world without bugs
@damengchen While googling stuff, there's always a chance to learn something new, even if it is unrelated to the original problem - and gain new expertise
If you're interested in Identity and Access Management, this article might be useful, even if you're not a user of the Open Identity Platform stack.
https://t.co/GNjtwtRllD
@antonarhipov There are many OSS projects distributed as Docker images. You can run just run them with a single command. Otherwise, you can check CI/CD
As a software engineer, I've never wanted to switch from tech to farming or something when something does not work. Sooner or later, all problems will be solved, but the joy from the work done stays much longer
@nstfkc You can implement a cache layer in front of session DB. When invalidating a session, mark the session in cache as invalid. So, you don't need to read the DB even if the session is invalid