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14 Nov

For CTOs: Cost impact of API breaking changes

stp2y0 CommentsNewscoding, community, development, devops, discuss, engineering, inclusive, software, webdev

As a CTO, are you truly aware of how much API downtime is costing your business? Beyond the obvious financial losses, API failures silently erode your company's foundation through damaged customer trust, employee burnout, missed opportunities, and strained partner relationships. Every minute of downtime isn't just a technical hiccup – it's a cascade of consequences affecting your entire organization's health and bottom line. Imagine catching breaking changes and errors in real-time with full context to reproduce and fix issues fast, while your team receives instant alerts through Slack or email when critical thresholds are crossed. Instead of scrambling to understand…

07 Nov

We reach 750+ Stars on our Repository!

stp2y0 CommentsNewsbeginners, coding, community, development, discuss, engineering, inclusive, node, opensource, software

Hi everyone, I'm Antonio, CEO at Litlyx. Today, I want to share a huge milestone with you. Over the years of my career as a Software Developer, I’ve gained so much from the Open-Source community. It’s likely that, in your codebase, you have 10 or more dependencies on open-source libraries in each tech stack you use. Thanks to this thriving community worldwide, we, as individuals, can grow our coding knowledge immensely. The past five months have been a rollercoaster of emotions for me. But now, it’s time to give back and pay the debt I've accumulated over the years from…

25 Oct

Copy The Other Rows in a Text File the Times Which Is the Number in the Last Row #eg65

stp2y0 CommentsNewscoding, community, development, devops, discuss, engineering, inclusive, opensource, programming, software

Problem description & analysis We have a txt file txt.txt, as shown below: a brown frog leaps over a lazy dog the dog then chases it's own tail the tail is long and brown the brown frog goes for a swim 3 The following text file has N+1 rows, in which row (N+1) contains a number M, say 3. We are trying to generate a new file according to this file. The rule is that repeat row N M times and get an altogether N*M rows, as shown below: a brown frog leaps over a lazy dog the dog then…

23 Oct

Fundamentos de Operadores

stp2y0 CommentsNewscoding, community, development, discuss, engineering, inclusive, javascript, learning, software, tutorial

Os fundamentos de operadores em programação são essenciais para realizar operações matemáticas, comparações lógicas, manipulação de dados e controle de fluxo dentro de um programa. Vamos aprender eles usando JavaScript? Principais tipos de operadores em JavaScript: 1. Operadores Aritméticos São usados para realizar operações matemáticas entre números. Esses operadores incluem: Adição (+): Soma dois valores. Subtração (-): Subtrai o segundo valor do primeiro. Multiplicação (*): Multiplica dois valores. Divisão (/): Divide o primeiro valor pelo segundo. Módulo (%): Retorna o resto da divisão entre dois valores. Exponenciação (``)**: Eleva o primeiro valor à potência do segundo. Exemplo: let a =…

27 Sep

One must imagine Sisyphus writing a new JS framework

stp2y0 CommentsNewscareer, coding, community, development, discuss, engineering, inclusive, learning, programming, software

We inherited incredibly complex systems built by the greatest minds of previous generations. With the fatal arrogance of a teenager that got their heart broken for the first time and thinks no one understands them or has ever felt what they feel, we saw their limitations, pitfalls and compromises, and attribuited them to incompetence or even malice. And promptly dedicated our efforts to reinvent the wheel, because we knew better. We added layer upon layer of complexity, and each time a new model, theory or framework failed us, rather than reevaluating and stepping back, we added a new one. A…

26 Sep

Performing Backups in Linux: Tools and the 3-2-1 Strategy

stp2y0 CommentsNewscoding, community, development, discuss, engineering, inclusive, learning, Linux, software, tutorial

This article covers the tools and methods involved in performing a full Linux backup and a few of the tricks I use. Here’s a backup checklistCompleteness. Backups should include all the critical components of your project: databases, site files, configuration files, and multimedia content. Regularity is key to minimizing data loss. The frequency by which you back up depends on the pace of change on your site. As a rule, this ends up being daily to weekly. Secure storage. Backups must not be stored on primary servers. It is better to use cloud storage or dedicated physical media. Encryption. Data…

17 Sep

Why should you work remotely

stp2y0 CommentsNewscareer, coding, community, development, discuss, engineering, inclusive, remotejob, software, workplace

Affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, people's work began to shift from offline to online.Then they iscovered the benefits of working remotely.So when the epidemic recedes, most people choose to continue to work remotely or look for remote jobs.Why should you work remotely and what's the magic of remote working? Let me tell you why. Flexibility The first is flexibility.When we work remotely,we don’t have to commute and can work when and where we want.We just need to get our work done on time and enjoy the time that we saved by not commuting. Remote work allows employees to…

17 Sep

private vs #private

stp2y0 CommentsNewscoding, community, development, discuss, engineering, inclusive, opinion, software, typescript, webdev

Preamble (aka you can skip this part)A few weeks ago I got distracted at work and accidentally wrote this blog as a src/readme.md. Now that I'm up to merging that branch in its time to remove that readme, but I like to think that more than just the 4 other people in my team might find this perspective interesting. So now I present it to you all as-is. Happy coding! Hello I decided to take note of a convention that I've been using in this project regarding TypeScript style private and ECMAScript style private. class Foo { private bar: string;…

08 Sep

Is Anyone Hiring?

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I'm hoping this post will help me connect with the right opportunity. I've spent the past few years working with startups,learning the ups and downs of both B2B and B2C businesses. I've learned a lot along the way, from the challenges to the successes. If you are active in this subreddit you will probably know some of my valuable post. I'm a computer science graduate from a developing country with a strong background in technical writing and SEO. I've got experience in: Writing technical documentation, blogs, and website content Optimizing websites for search engines Crafting effective cold emails Using search…

06 Sep

10 IT traditions and superstitions: from mischievous gremlins to a cactus on the desk

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Thousands of jokes have already been made about the rigidly logical mentality that IT workers exhibit. However, we are ordinary people too, and just like everyone else, we are susceptible to certain superstitions within our profession. Some of them have quite reasonable explanations. Others are more like a harmless little bug. Here are 10 of them within the field of IT. 1. Deploy on Friday night and your weekend will be ruined Never releasing right before the weekend is probably one of the most popular superstitions among developers. At least it is here at ispmanager. However, there is a rational…