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Listened to Kube Cuddle | Gerhard Lazu
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In this episode Rich speaks with Gerhard Lazu from Dagger. Topics include: Gerhard’s podcast called Ship It, designing web sites in the 90s, how he used Kuberenetes before Kubernetes, the Kubernetes Documentary, and lots of chat about CUE and Dagger.

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Listened to Honeycomb's secret to high-performing teams with Charity Majors, CTO of Honeycomb (Ship It! #11)
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Gerhard talks with Charity Majors, ops engineer and accidental startup founder at honeycomb.io about high-performing teams, why “15 minutes or bust,” and how we should start using Honeycomb in our own monolithic Phoenix app that runs changelog.com. There is just one step, and it’s actually really simple! They also talk...

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Listened to Launching Dagger (Ship It! #48)
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In this episode we talk about launching Dagger with all four founders: Andrea, Eric, Sam & Solomon. While you may remember Sam & Solomon from episode 23, this time we assembled all four superheroes in this story and went deeper, covering nearly three years of refinements, the launch, as well as the world-class ...

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Do I know anyone doing #Go that handles go get on their production API URL, and it then resolves the SDK with that base URL? I can see this being a fairly straightforward thing to do based on the ?go-get=1, but wondering how this would work for applications deployed to different environment, but built from the same source code 🤔

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Bookmarked Vanity URL for Go packages
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Introduction If you have been working with Go programming language for a while, you would have noticed that a lot of open source packages that you import start with github.com/…. You would then use go get command to download the package and add it to your go.mod file. For instance: $ go get -u github.com/abvarun226/goiplookup What if you did not want this dependency on Github and rather wanted to host your own git server?

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Listened to The Logic of Code Quality by Wicked Good Development
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Write code so good you don’t need documentation to go along with it. Achieving code quality that is measurable, efficient, and scalable across even the leanest development teams can feel like a stunt. Yet, the costs of growing tech debt make setting a standard a no-brainer. From defining code quality, how to measure it, and the best time to involve quality checks in the development process, join a comprehensive talk on the logic of high code quality. Coming straight from Sonatype in-house industry experts Product Manager Rohan Bhaumik, Developer Advocate Sal Kimmich, and VP of product innovation Stephen Magill.

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Listened to The Logic of Code Quality by Wicked Good Development
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Write code so good you don’t need documentation to go along with it. Achieving code quality that is measurable, efficient, and scalable across even the leanest development teams can feel like a stunt. Yet, the costs of growing tech debt make setting a standard a no-brainer. From defining code quality, how to measure it, and the best time to involve quality checks in the development process, join a comprehensive talk on the logic of high code quality. Coming straight from Sonatype in-house industry experts Product Manager Rohan Bhaumik, Developer Advocate Sal Kimmich, and VP of product innovation Stephen Magill.