The New Stack
New Book Identifies 26 Lines of Code that Changed the World
6 min read · · In her new book, Torie Bosch questions our belief in the objective and infallible nature of data and computing. · Shared by 12, including Matthias Lampe
kolide.com
GitHub Copilot Isn't Worth the Risk
9 min read · · Copilot may be a glimpse into the future of AI, but it comes with a lot of legal and security baggage. · Shared by 6, including Matthias Lampe
TechCrunch
Meet Budibase, a low-code open-source web app builder with automations
3 min read · · Budibase is an open source web app builder for businesses to build their own internal tools, web apps, forms, and admin panels. · Shared by 19, including Matt Shaffer, Matthias Lampe
John Cutler
TBT 35/52: The Benefits of Stubborn Consistency
3 min read · · Event Tip! 📣 The amazing Elena Verna—my coworker (Head of Growth @ Amplitude) and product-led growth expert—is doing a free webinar on PLG and experimentation on August 16th. I always learn so much… · Shared by 27, including Matthias Lampe
lucasfcosta.com
How high capacity utilisation hurts a team's performance
~14 min read · · This is Beigel Bake, in Brick Lane, London. Schimonski [CC BY-NC 2.0], via Flickr Beigel Bake is notorious for its salt beef beigels and humongous queues. In this blog post, I’ll use Beigel Bake to… · Shared by 6, including Matthias Lampe
ITNEXT
You Don’t Need Microservices
~17 min read · · Microservices are very much in vogue for web software architecture. For most teams though, the monolith should remain the default choice. · Shared by 230, including Matthias Lampe
The New Stack
Not Your Normal Low-Code Solution: Appsmith Is Open Source
3 min read · · Appsmith isn’t your normal low-code solution — it’s fully open source, which means anyone can download the source code. · Shared by 12, including Matthias Lampe, Carla Gentry
ZDNET
AWS's AI code reviewer now spots Log4Shell-like bugs in Java and Python code
2 min read · · Amazon Web Services' automated code review helps developers find serious security issues in Java and Python applications. · Shared by 11, including William Toll, Matthias Lampe
medium.com
The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Haskell
~11 min read · · Reliability, Resource Management, and DSLs · Shared by 7, including Matthias Lampe
kariera.future-processing.pl
Object-oriented metrics by Martin
4 min read · · In 1994 Robert “Uncle Bob” Martin proposed a group of object-oriented metrics that are popular until now. Those metrics, unlike other object-oriented ones don’t represent the full set of attributes to… · Shared by 7, including Matthias Lampe
sonarqube.org
Continuous Inspection
1 min read · · One place to provide a shared vision of code quality for developers, tech leads, managers and executives in charge of a few to a few thousands projects and also to act as a toll gate for application… · Shared by 30, including Linus Basig, Matthias Lampe, nuuk, David Garner, Thomas Kaul
ZDNET
In 2022, security will be Linux and open-source developers job number one
4 min read · · Linux and open-source software will be hotter than ever, but the real changes will be in how they're secured. · Shared by 46, including Matthias Lampe, Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols, @ces R “Ray” Wang 王瑞光 #1A #CES2023 @wef #Davos, William Toll, Esther Schindler
DEV Community 👩💻👨💻
Taiga UI: A year in Open Source
4 min read · · Taiga UI is a huge Angular components library. We at Tinkoff were developing it closed-source for a... · Shared by 4, including Matthias Lampe
monocubed.com
8 Reasons Why Django Web Framework is Best for Web Development
7 min read · · Looking for a Python web framework for your web development project? Check out why companies prefer the django web framework over others. · Shared by 4, including Matthias Lampe
DEV Community 👩💻👨💻
10 Fun Things You Can Do With GitHub.dev 😎
7 min read · · GitHub recently released github.dev, which allows you to press . on any repo in order to open it in... · Shared by 144, including Matthias Lampe, David Garner, jorge-ferrer, Chris Heilmann codepo8@toot.cafe
JSTOR Daily
How Computer Science Became a Boys' Club
2 min read · · Women were the first computer programmers. How, then, did programming become the domain of bearded nerds and manly individualists? · Shared by 8, including Matthias Lampe
