Medium·4yLodash is dead. Long live Radash.
Lodash was created in 2009 (as Underscore) and rose to power after a fork (as Lodash) around 2012-2013. The language was too unsafe, unmaintainable, and unwieldy. The addition of optional chaining and null coalescing alone makes a large handful of Lodash functions obsolete. The source code is maintained with understandability for newcomers as a top priority.
Medium·4yYou’re not lazy. You’re doing the wrong thing.
The number of ‘imposter syndrome’ articles is astronomical, but you’re not an imposter. So, what’s standing between you and the things you want in your career? Focusing on the right priorities. For each person, the right things will be different.
Medium·4yThe Ultimate Clean Architecture Template for TypeScript Projects
The Ultimate Clean Architecture Template for TypeScript Projects. A guide on creating a layer-based TypeScript project template following the principles of clean architecture. A Detailed Implementation Guide Create your project directories and root Configuring Core, Data, and DI Setting up the mono repo configuration.
Medium·4yKubernetes The Easy Way
Kubernetes is the go-to solution for microservices and container-based production implementations. It will package an application with required libraries and other dependencies, and ship it all out as one package. The Easy Way “Seaport Inf’s basically a key-value based distributed data store.
Medium·4yI Built a Mix Between YouTube and Visual Studio Code. Here’s How
Unsplash Introduction is a project that was created by Eyestetix Studio on UnSplash Introduction. The “memorize and adapt’s’ teaching style has been predominant for so long, mainly because of its logistical simplicity. There is not a significant market push to fundamentally change the status quo.
Medium·4yAtomic Pointers in Go 1.19
Objective-C has atomic properties, it ensures safe read and writes to a property from different threads. Since Go is multithreaded, it supports atomic operations as well. Pointer is a great way to bring atomic memory primitives into your program. It is a simple way to prevent data races without fancy mutex code in place. The code with atomic pointers returned no feedback regarding a data race.
Medium·4yPointers in Python? Wait… Is It Possible?
A recently published package allows us to use the power of pointers directly in our Python code. Pointers are defined as data-types which value is a physical address in the computer's memory. In C, it’s done with the use of the malloc function, as shown below.