If you’re running a B2B SaaS company that operates across multiple regions and needs to stay HIPAA-compliant, managing your Postgres setup can be a real headache. You need to keep customer data isolated while avoiding performance issues caused by shared resources, all while ensuring your architectur...

Looking back at my first job as a software engineer, wow, there’s so much I […] The post Foundations of Computing: Software Engineering Principles appeared first on Elegant Code.

“When I started RagRabbit, I did testing on vector databases, but I didn’t see a real advantage. Postgres with Pgvector covers everything I need, and it’s very performant for the number of rows I handle” (Marco D’Alia, Software Architect behind RagRabbit) While experimenting with Retrieval-Augmented...

Customers to gain more flexibility through open banking payments

Customers to gain more flexibility through open banking payments

I did a post a while back which was just a lot of links to things I found interesting, mostly in the geospatial/data/programming sphere. Since then I’ve collected a lot more links – so here are some of them. The theme, such as there is, seems to be ‘this would have really helped me about […]

Introduction Wingify dramatically improved its software testing process by integrating the Common Test Report Format (CTRF) with AI-powered…

We'll create a home where you can monitor playtests, gather feedback, and talk with those who want to be part of your game's success.

Today, we’re announcing our new Social SDK that empowers game developers of all sizes to implement Discord-powered features directly in their games, helping players easily talk, connect and enhance their social experiences.

Announcing Discord Social SDK, which enables developers of all sizes to tap into Discord’s social infrastructure and drive their game’s social and multiplayer experiences — with or without a Discord account.

This blog post is expressing personal experiences and opinions and doesn’t reflect any official policies of SourceHut.Over the past few months, instead of working on our priorities at SourceHut, I have spent anywhere from 20-100% of my time in any given week mitigating hyper-aggressive LLM crawlers ...

This is the definitive guide to MANS - I truly outdid myself with the yapping on this one. 🎯 Introduction # MANS (Muffin’s Awesome NAS Stack) is a flexible, efficient approach to building a NAS that prioritizes storage efficiency and ease of expansion over redundancy, managed through Ansible. MANS a...

This blog post is expressing personal experiences and opinions and doesn’t reflect any official policies of SourceHut. Over the past few months, instead of working on our priorities at SourceHut, I have spent anywhere from 20-100% of my time in any given week mitigating hyper-aggressive LLM crawlers...

By multiple accounts, the web is losing pieces: every year a fraction of old web pages disappear, lost forever. We should regard the Internet Archive as one of the most valuable pieces of modern history; instead, many companies and entities make the chances of the Archive to survive, and accumulate ...

Data models (and view-models) and how they’re used I was considering using the term “architecture” somewhere in the title of this post, but it feels too pompous for the scale of site. I could probably justify it, but it would give me the ick every time I used the term. But this post will basically …...

In Part Two, we'll help inspire the creation of real-time conversations around your game and foster engagement within your community.

Modern C++ continuously improves its range library to provide more expressive, flexible, and efficient ways to manipulate collections. Traditionally, achieving tasks like concatenation and flattening required manual loops, copying, or custom algorithms. With C++’s range adaptors, we now have an eleg...

In this segment of our GameDev Playbook, we'll look at three communities that represent what we consider best-in-class server setups.

As always, this post is very delayed – apologies. In fact, I was encouraged to write this by a friend who I see at PyData Southampton (Hi, if you’re reading this!). I mentioned my talk in passing to her, and she asked if I’d blogged about it yet. I admitted that I hadn’t, and promised […]

As applications evolve, making changes to your database schema is inevitable, whether you’re adding indexes to keep performance up with a growing user base or adding new features to an existing product. Most of the time, these schema migrations will go smoothly, but if you’re not careful, updating y...