Best of FutureJune 2022

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    Why Kafka is the Future of Messaging

    Apache Kafka is a distributed, partitioned, replicated commit log service. It helps you process a large amount of data through the use of various Kafka consumers. It can be used as the central nervous system of a distributed architecture that delivers data to multiple systems. The primary reason behind developing Apache Kafka was to serve companies with fast and efficient data pipelines.

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    When good code is important and when it’s not

    All code has a maintenance cost. The size of the toll depends on how easy the code is to understand and change. It’s hard to predict whether a piece of code will have high or low future tollway traffic. If the code you’re adding lies in a high-change area, then it's probably safe to predict that that code will has high future tollways.

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    JetBrains Fleet: The future of IDEs?

    JetBrains Fleet is a new multi-language programming editor and IDE. It represents JetBrains’ attempt to rebuild the entire integrated development environment from scratch. For Java, Fleet uses the IntelliJ code-processing engine. For some other languages, Fleet using a language server, à la Visual Studio Code.

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    The Future Of Frontend Build Tools — Smashing Magazine

    Frontend tooling gives us so much today that it is hard to imagine that there was a time when it was not even needed at all. A trip down memory lane could help us understand how we got here. Frontend build tooling is crucial to the workflow of the modern frontend developer for a host of reasons classified under improved developer and user experiences.