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	9 Days Left to Subscribe to Versioning at a Special Rate View in Browser I'll do my scuba diving on land, thanks very much 9 Days Left to Subscribe to Versioning at a Special Rate Call Me in the Morning Front-end First up, using Sass to control scope with BEM naming [css-tricks]. Prompts helps you build user-friendly, beautiful interactive CLI prompts [github]. Responsive components is a solution to the container queries problem [philipwalton]. React Morph gives you easy morphing UI transitions [github]. State management with Vuex when building SPAs with Vue.js and Flask [stackabuse]. The Name of the Game Mobile/back-end/programming Build game AIs in JavaScript [sitepoint] in this excerpt from our latest book, HTML5 Games: Novice to Ninja. The definitive PHP 5.6, 7.0, 7.1, 7.2 and HHVM benchmarks [kinsta]. Object-oriented programming in JavaScript [scotch]. Apple's post on code size optimization mode in Swift 4.1 [swift]. Promises [github] is a Google framework that provides a synchronization construct for Swift and Objective-C. Crumb-crunchers Design/UX/product A big Sketch update has added Apple's official iOS 11 design template, made Libraries shareable, and prototyping features [macstories]. Crumby is a visual communication collaboration tool for designers [crumby]. How the United States flag would look if it were designed according to data [truecolors]. Designing Windows 95's user interface [socket3]. Apple a Day News/business The SEC has launched a cryptocurrency probe as a first step towards regulation [wsj]. Twitter launches Bookmarks, a way to save tweets privately [techcrunch]. Google has published a free course for those wanting to learn about AI development [theverge]. Washington state has defied the FCC and passed net neutrality laws of its own [arstechnica]. Microsoft and UPMC have unveiled an AI that listens in to doctor's appointments and takes notes. As things stand, doctors spend an astonishing amount of their time taking notes and managing records. Microsoft is making improvements to its Slack competitor Teams, including a very much overdue guest access feature [arstechnica]. Meanwhile Hangouts Chat, Google's Slack competitor, has just come out of beta [techcrunch]. Meanwhile, people who enjoy being productive are trying to figure out how to kill this real-time team chat hydra. The challenges of optimal HomePod positioning [mondaynote]. How notification badges took over your life [nytimes]. Public sentiment increasingly shifts toward a strong desire to have big tech regulated [axios]. IKEAWatch Everything else (apps, fun tools, gaming, culture, funny stuff) Someone put a statue of Jason Voorhees in a lake for divers to stumble across [dreadcentral]. Blizzard announced Overwatch's hero 27 and, as teasers indicated, it was Torbjörn's daughter Brigitte [playoverwatch]. Jelly Super Mario makes things really elastic [youtube]. WriteDaily promises to help you build a daily writing habit [writedaily]. A 15 year-old created Routeshuffle, which gives you a randomized running/walking/cycling route to keep your exercise fresh each time [routeshuffle]. There's Versioning for Thursday. I'm still thinking about the underwater Jason Voorhees statue, and how the diver who discovered it first must have reacted. I'm sure they needed a fresh change of scuba gear after that. Catch you tomorrow, Temporarily curated by Joel This update is intended for a single subscriber, but occasional forwarding is fine. Forwarded to you? Subscribe © 2018 Adam Roberts | SitePoint You are receiving this email because you subscribe to Versioning To unsubscribe from email, click here. To manage your paid subscription click here. Mailing Address: PO Box 1115 Collingwood VIC 3066 Australia Powered by Substack

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A Practical Introduction to Container Terminology   tutorial  The world of containers has introduced a lot of new terms and phrases to developers and sysadmins alike. This post digs into some common terms that are often misunderstood. Scott McCarty A 36-Way Comparison of Cloud CPUs vs Bare Metal   opinion  A thorough benchmark comparing compute power as offered by Amazon EC2, Google Compute Engine, Azure Cloud Instances, and bare Intel and AMD CPUs. Bare metal and the largest EC2 instances seem to win the day on the Web-oriented tests. Phoronix Inspect, Detect, Respond: Orchestrate Your App Security Get full visibility into your app security, get alerted on critical issues and easily build automated responses against security threats. Sqreen   sponsored  GitLeaks: Check Git Repos and History for Secrets and Keys   tools  Worried you’ve got things like AWS details, GitHub tokens or SSH keys hanging around your project’s git history? Find out for sure with this Go-based tool. Zachary Rice In-the-Wild DDoSes Use New Way to Achieve Unthinkable Sizes   story  A new DDoS approach leaning on the memcached caching server and IP-spoofed UDP packets. More detail in Cloudflare’s writeup here. Secure your memcached servers ASAP. Ars Technica AWS Serverless Application Repository Now Available   news  A new ecosystem of serverless apps and components that can be easily brought together and hosted on AWS. It’s now open to both consumers and providers. Jeff Barr The Definitive PHP 5.6, 7.0, 7.1, 7.2 and HHVM Benchmark   opinion  How do different versions of PHP and HHVM stack up against each other in 2018? In most cases PHP 7.2 takes the crown if your apps support it. Kinsta Third Party CSS Is Not Safe   opinion  A look at some of the ‘tricks’ untrusted CSS could attempt on a site to monitor users or change the site’s functionality in negative ways. Jake Archibald Jobs DevOps Automation Engineer (Chef, Ruby, Python) in Berlin, Germany Make the internet a more secure & private place for more than 42M users globally with our VPN. ZenMate Find a Job You're Passionate About Vettery connects you directly to hiring managers at over 4,000 top companies. Make a profile today and land your dream job. vettery In brief PostgreSQL 10 Now Supported on Amazon RDS   news  Amazon Web Services Mesosphere's DC/OS Will Soon Offer Managed Kubernetes   news  DC/OS (Data Center Operating System) is adding full support for Kubernetes in addition to Mesosphere’s own Marathon. The New Stack Dropbox Saved Almost $75M by Building Its Own Tech Infrastructure   news  GeekWire The Optimized Droplet Performance Test - See the Results We tested the performance of an optimized vs standard droplet with tasks that are done most often on servers. DigitalOcean   sponsored  Validating Leaked Passwords with k-Anonymity   tutorial  Junade Ali How to Write Dockerfiles for Python Web Apps   tutorial  Praveen Durairaj Preparing for AWS's Support of Certificate Transparency   tutorial  Includes an intro as to why certificate transparency is important, too. Jonathan Kozolchyk Using Amazon Athena and QuickSight for ALB-ELB Access Log Analysis   tutorial  Victor Grenu How Shopify is Future Proofing Its Cloud Storage Usage   story  Shopify Engineering Application Deployment at Deliveroo   story  How a popular UK food delivery service uses Terraform. Ben Cordero What I Learnt Building High Traffic Apps on an Embedded Key/Value Store   story  Namely BoltDB, a Go-based key/value database. Anthony Alaribe Four Continuous Delivery Metrics that Improve Your Pipeline GoCD   sponsored  How GraphQL Solves the Problem of Sprawling Architecture   opinion  Matt Engledowl Microservices: It's All About the Events   opinion  Joab Jackson img: Standalone Dockerfile and OCI Compatible Container Image Builder   tools  Jess Frazelle gRPCurl: Like curl, But for gRPC   tools  Engineering at FullStory Linux Cloud Hosting Starting at 1GB of RAM for $5/mo Linode Cloud Hosting   sponsored  Read this issue on the Web See our archives Change your email address Stop getting this newsletter Published by Cooperpress Fairfield Enterprise Centre, Lincoln Way, Louth, LN11 0LS, UK

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