Gary is Technical Director at threenine.co.uk, an independent software vendor specialising in IoT, Field Service and associated managed services, enabling customers to be efficient, productive, secure and scale-able.
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Logging and monitoring is an essential strategy when developing Microservices, it will help your team to resolve issues and bugs quicker. The issue is that developers generally don’t like polluting their code base with logging statements. Find out how to achieve a great balance by making use of Attributes and Middleware.
After a number of perverse political events that 2021 has already offered and the at the time of writing we had barely taking 4 months in of the new year. I was reminded of this book by David Graeber, one of my favourite authors, also in my opinion one of the most under rated under appreciated political/academic and anthropological philosophers of our time.
Developing Micro-Services is all the rage now, and there is certainly a lot of hype around the key concept. Possibly many teams are engaged in the process of splitting their monolithic applications down and re-implementing them as Microservices. The trouble is there are so many conflicting idea, philosophies, ideologies and misunderstandings of what the hell Microservices even are!
Cake is a build automation system for .NET Developers to script their build processes using a C# Domain Specific Language (DSL). In this post, we’ll explore the benefits of Cake and its major features with a concrete working example to achieve a flexible, maintainable, automated build process.
MVC Controllers are essentially an anti-pattern. They’re dinosaurs. They are collections of methods that never call one another and rarely operate on the same state. They’re not cohesive.
Product-Led Growth is about helping your customers experience the ongoing value your product provides…and this book shows you how it’s done
An in depth discussion as to why I decided to port my Geek.I.Am side project from Gridsome to Nuxt.
Learn and discover how the serverless programming model provides a simpler, more cost-effective way of developing and operating applications in the cloud
Netlify lets you deploy serverless Lambda functions without an AWS account, and with function management handled directly within Netlify. Your serverless functions are version-controlled, built, and deployed along with the rest of your Netlify site,
An introductory tutorial on how to install the handy command line tool name wget and when and where to use it
Understanding the purpose and functionality of these layers is key to gaining an understanding of how Git works
In this tutorial we’ll guide you through the process on how to configure git and explore different options available
A discussion of the two most widely adopted source code management repository strategies in the software development industry
Learn more about advanced fit configuration options to configure your git environment to manage your content and interactions
summary: In this tutorial we’ll guide you through the process on how to configure git and explore different options available
An introductory tutorial on how to install the handy command line tool name cURL and when and where to use it
Discusssion and code sample of how to implement twitter cards in Gridsome to help make your sharing tweets stand out on twitter
A tutorial to guide software developers through the steps required to install and configure Git distributed version control system on Debian based Linux distributions.
summary: Walk-through guide to install and configure git for use on your Ubuntu and Debian based Linux
When developing a new project using Gridsome you will undoubtedly come across situations when even though Gridsome has a large number of Gridsome Plugins that… Read More »Gridsome – How to create a plugin