Every step of this captivating experience has impacted both my professional and personal development.

In this guide, you’ll learn how to leverage Neon branching to programmatically restore your data to a previous state. What’s Neon? Neon is a fully managed serverless Postgres. This means you do not have to pick a size for your database upfront, and it will automatically allocate resources to meet yo...

Today, I’m going to talk a little bit about myself and my internship experience.

D2iQ is excited to be participating in TechNet Augusta 2023, the annual military and government conference sponsored by the AFCEA, taking place in Augusta, Georgia on August 14-17. TechNet Augusta 2023 is organized with the assistance of the U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence, and the theme of thi...

Happy clients and time saved. Get more than you bargained for with Direct Debit

Happy clients and time saved. Get more than you bargained for with Direct Debit

You have likely participated in several Devographics surveys before, such as State of CSS, or State of JS. These surveys have become the primary source of unbiased data for the practices of front-end developers today (there is also the Web Almanac research, but because this studies what is actually ...

tl;dr> Over the past few months, a bunch of efforts by the engineeringteam have greatly reduced our “cold start time” for compute resourcesfor idle computes that become active. This post explores the problemand how the Neon team worked on this problem. Background: What’s a cold start and why does it...

Welcome to our ‘Day in the Life’ blog series where we interview a colleague from the product and engineering department to reflect on their career and experiences at the GuardianDid you always have an interest in software development from a young age?I definitely had an interest in computers but I d...

“Have nothing in your [terminal] that you do not know to be beautiful or believe to be useful.” In this post, we’ll walk you through how to customize your zsh prompt so it’s both beautiful and useful when you’re working with the Warp terminal on your Mac computer. Already familiar with p10k? Skip to...

Build an Open Source Project over 10 days. 5 prize categories.

My Linux distribution of choice for several years has been Alpine Linux. It’s a small, efficient distribution which ships a number of tools I appreciate for their simplicity, such as musl libc. It has a very nice package manager, apk, which is fast and maintainable. The development community is prof...

My Linux distribution of choice for several years has been Alpine Linux. It’s a small, efficient distribution which ships a number of tools I appreciate for their simplicity, such as musl libc. It has a very nice package manager, apk, which is fast and maintainable. The development community is prof...

With AI-powered real-time analytics, you can quickly and reliably turn large data pools into powerful insights to accelerate business growth.

With AI-powered real-time analytics, you can quickly and reliably turn large data pools into powerful insights to accelerate business growth.

Transformer has a mathematical bug that has been overlooked for 6+ years. I propose fixing its outliers with two new devices, Softmax One and QuietAttention: Attention Is Off By One

A free weather API for visualizing temperature, precipitation, wind, radar, pressure, and clouds to web maps and apps. Add weather layers and animations to your maps.

So you need to build an application that will scale with demand and a database to scale with it? It might make sense to explore serverless functions, like those offered by AWS Lambda, and a cloud data... The post Serverless Development with AWS Lambda and MongoDB Atlas Using Java appeared first on M...

So you need to build an application that will scale with demand and a database to scale with it? It might make sense to explore serverless functions, like those offered by AWS Lambda, and a cloud database like MongoDB Atlas. Serverless functions are great because you can implement very specific logi...

WordPress has been with me since my very first post in 2009. There is a lot to love about it: It’s open source, it has a thriving ecosystem, a beautiful default theme, and a revolutionary block editor that makes my inner UX geek giddy. Plus, WP made building a website and publishing content accessib...