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Running Golang on the browser with WebAssembly and TinyGo
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marianogappa.github.io
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6 years ago
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eng
This is the story of how I managed to expose my Golang chess backend project cheesse as a WebAssembly binary, compiled using TinyGo, so JavaScript could use it, without needing a server.
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Repository: @knadh/listmonk GitHub release page: v0.5.1-alpha Changelog 21ffe5f Clean up [upload] config doc 9dcd716 Add support for SMTP ‘LOGIN’ auth 71803ab Add support for loading custom static files with --static-dir bbe239b Added link to Docker env configuration wiki faf8a7a Add fix for BOM in CSV importers Docker images docker pull listmonk/listmonk:latest docker pull listmonk/listmonk:v0.5.1-alpha
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We need a better online editing experience Blog writing should be about writing and not about trying to figure out how your web text editor is working. One of the reason why Medium was so successful was the user experience of the editor. Editor JS https://editorjs.io/ Simple, straight forward, very light Interesting features with close to 20 plugins extending base functionalities. Headings Paragraph Tables Images Code snippets Lists Audio ..
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My personal editor journey has been kind of strange. I started off using Sublime Text for most things, and then switched over to JetBrains IDEs on a student license. JetBrains IDEs are pretty amazing — especially when it came to PyCharm’s Django support. One thing I started to worry about recently has been my reliance on a closed-source, and, once I’m out of college, pretty expensive editor. Sure, many employers pay for licenses, but it wou....
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My personal editor journey has been kind of strange. I started off using Sublime Text for most things, and then switched over to JetBrains IDEs on a student license. JetBrains IDEs are pretty amazing — especially when it came to PyCharm’s Django support. One thing I started to worry about recently has been my reliance on a closed-source, and, once I’m out of college, pretty expensive editor. Sure, many employers pay for licenses, but it wou....
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This post highlights the recently disclosed "Insertion of Sensitive Information" vulnerability, which affects Gradle's plugin-publish plugin.
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Ignat Korchagin posted a fantastic writeup on speeding up Linux disk encryption to Cloudflare’s blog. The lengths that team went to in order to solve this problem are fascinating. Dan Luu hit the nail on the head when he highlighted Cloudflare’s as an example of a great corporate blog . For those looking for more interesting reads, Dan highlighted a few other corporate engineering blogs in his post ; start there. I have read several ..
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Shifting responsibly left with the enhanced Snyk security gating on pull requests
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snyk.io
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6 years ago
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eng
Snyk's enhanced security and license testing for pull requests helps developers incorporate security thinking into their daily workflows.
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I got to know about Golang a year back and did write some toy programs in it while learning but then I gave up as I was not really enjoying despite liking Go language. It is very much like Python but with better performance because it’s compiled. Recently I against wished to do something in Go. This time I did not want to go back to practice topic by topic. I rather thought to do some project and will learn whatever the stuff I need to get ....
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Women in Tech - Spotlight: Larissa Licha 6 minute read March is Women’s History Month and in honor of this occasion, NextRoll is launching a month-long Women in Tech Spotlight – where we highlight a few of the women here at NextRoll. This will be a limited three-part series of interviews, showcasing three of our extraordinary women in technology. This week, I had the pleasure of interviewing Larissa Licha! Larissa Licha Title: Directo....
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In this post, Snyk founder Guy Podjarny offers a few suggestions for ways you can adapt your security policies for a newly remote workforce.
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The story of the April Fools Day joke for 2020 that I didn’t do, and the “Snap” that we may or may not still do.
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Content creation is key for growth To grow you need to create content. To grow as a business, as an individual, as a community. All is a function of how much content you manage to put out first. Writing is the first thing we learn in school - and somehow the cheapest way to create content. Yet it is also what look like the less approachable. Here is a few tips I hope you find useful to improve your content creation
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While self-isolating orchestras and amateur musicians are playing ‘Ode to Joy’ from their open windows, I would like to give it a try with my ode to J. If you read the Hacker News or other programming resources, you probably have read the following passage: “One summer weekend in 1989, Arthur Whitney visited Ken Iverson at Kiln Farm and produced—on one page and in one afternoon—an interpreter fragment on the AT&T 3B1 computer.
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Content creation is key for growth To grow you need to create content. To grow as a business, as an individual, as a community. All is a function of how much content you manage to put out first. Writing is the first thing we learn in school - and somehow the cheapest way to create content. Yet it is also what look like the less approachable. Here is a few tips I hope you find useful to improve your content creation
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Today I’ve played around with Zig , the new, hip (is it hip?) programming language. I find it pretty neat. I’m going to walk you (and myself) through my first, very short, piece of code. Below you can see the entirety of it. It basically allocates a 2MB buffer and reads a file into it… Yep, not particularly impressive, but this is a judgment free, learning zone, ok?! 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 ....
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While self-isolating orchestras and amateur musicians are playing ‘Ode to Joy’ from their open windows, I would like to give it a try with my ode to J. If you read the Hacker News or other programming resources, you probably have read the following passage: “One summer weekend in 1989, Arthur Whitney visited Ken Iverson at Kiln Farm and produced—on one page and in one afternoon—an interpreter fragment on the AT&T 3B1 computer.
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Azure Databricks and Terraform: Create a Cluster and PAT Token
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blog.gripdev.xyz
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6 years ago
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eng
Update Feb 2021 ] There is now a Terraform Provider for Databricks, it’s a better route - https://registry.terraform.io/providers/databrickslabs/databricks/latest/docs My starting point for a recent bit of work was to try and reliably and simply deploy and manage Databricks clusters in Azure. Terraform was already in use so I set about trying to see how I could use that to also manage Databricks. I had a look around and after trying t..
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I brought up preparedness for the first time last year, in Building a Better Bug-Out Bag . As I said there, though, my history with this mindset goes back much further than 2019: Permalink.
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The story of github.com/zserge/headline). About seven years ago Google decided to shut down Google Reader, a world known and beloved RSS reader, and I think no other service has been so genuinely lamented since then. I remember the warm feeling when I opened Reader on a tiny HTC Wildfire that fit well in my palm and read stories from dozens of blogs of interesting and unusual people I was subscribed to.
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The story of github.com/zserge/headline). About seven years ago Google decided to shut down Google Reader, a world known and beloved RSS reader, and I think no other service has been so genuinely lamented since then. I remember the warm feeling when I opened Reader on a tiny HTC Wildfire that fit well in my palm and read stories from dozens of blogs of interesting and unusual people I was subscribed to.
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Introducing Layrry: A Launcher and API for Modularized Java Applications
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www.morling.dev
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6 years ago
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eng
Table of Contents Why Layrry? An Example Module Layers to the Rescue The Layrry Launcher Using the Layrry API Next Steps One of the biggest changes in recent Java versions has been the introduction of the module system in Java 9. It allows to organize Java applications and their dependencies in strongly encapsulated modules, utilizing explicit and well-defined module APIs and relationships. In this post I’m going..
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Introducing Layrry: A Launcher and API for Modularized Java Applications
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www.morling.dev
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6 years ago
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eng
Table of Contents Why Layrry? An Example Module Layers to the Rescue The Layrry Launcher Using the Layrry API Next Steps One of the biggest changes in recent Java versions has been the introduction of the module system in Java 9. It allows to organize Java applications and their dependencies in strongly encapsulated modules, utilizing explicit and well-defined module APIs and relationships. In this post I’m going..
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string-inflection (by Akira Ikeda ) is a nifty package to cycle through string case styles: camel, snake, kebab… The package includes a handful of cycling functions for different languages (Ruby, Python and Java), but it's easy to mix and match to roll your own. For now, I'm binding C-M-j to string-inflection-cycle , which is an alias to string-inflection-ruby-style-cycle . (use-package string-inflection :ensure t :bind (:map pro..
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What are software distributions? You may think you know everything there is to know about the term software distribution, but take a moment to think about it, take a step back and try to see the big picture.
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If you have to send a large file to an individual, use: https://send.firefox.com/ It is brilliantly simple, easy to use and powerful. Recommended .
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When you are using hatchbox and SSL in cluster mode you end up with: a load balanced cluster that uses nginx as the load balancer and nginx on each web node This makes it hard to understand where the http to https redirect goes. The answer is that you need to but this on the load balancer and here's a code snippet: server_name _; return 301 https://$host$request_uri; This gets set as follows: Go into Hatchbox.io Go into your a..
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With Gatsby, you can generate a static website that works great with cloud storage solutions like Google Cloud Storage. How to configure Gatsby and use Infrastructure as Code tools like Terraform I want to show in this article.
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A lot of new programming languages pop up here and there. It’s a very interesting moment to pick a new one up. The ones I’m interested in are Rust , Nim and Zig . Rust ? Might be a good choice but it’s intimidating. I’m not convinced yet that what it brings to the table justifies its difficulty… Nim is pretty cool. Don’t have that much experience writing Nim though. It has a garbage collector, which you can turn off and use your ..
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In this post, we discuss using Red Hat Universal Base Images in order to proactively protect your container images from vulnerabilities.
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Is game programming a good way to develop your Python programming skills? This week we have Jon Fincher on the show. Jon is an author on the Real Python team, and we talk about his recent articles on PyGame and Arcade.
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