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Not all docker images are available for ARM architecture (hopefully this will improve over time). Right now I’m working on a project where images for ARM are not available. Emulation works ok (but slow) most of the time. Lately, I stumbled upon an interesting performance/startup issue when running a...

What’s it like to be an engineer at Clever? What does success look like for individuals and teams? From engineers with non-traditional backgrounds to engineers with Computer Science degrees, four engineers share their perspectives about their experiences, typical days, and growth while working at Cl...

IDEs are cool and all, but in their magic, they can change configurations that you wanted to stay the same.pytest NormsMany pythonistas write pytests that assume the project root to be the working directory.PyCharm is making the test script that is run the working directory. And when you run a new t...

Adam and I have wanted our podcasts to have chapters for a looooong time. Like, multiple years long. They’re such a great way to navigate and explore an episode. You can skip directly to the subjects that interest you, skip past the ones that don’t, and even discover new parts of the show1 that piqu...

The hunt has ended. Protractor's successor has finally been found! Introducing Playwright, the new star of test automation:-). An end-to-end…

tl;dr One of Warp’s investors asked for my thoughts on the cloud development environment space.  It was a fun question to think about (and is relevant to Warp as well), so I wrote up my thoughts.  I could be totally off, but thought it would be fun to share them for feedback. The high-level summary ...

Three years ago I gave the talk "What's new in Java 19: The end of Kotlin?" which forecasted what a future Java language would look like in September 2022 when Java 19 was released. Check your calendars, folks. It's September 2022 right now and Java 19 was released today! As expected my predictions ...

We’ve seen considerable adoption of our internal humane registry, Services Directory, since we sanitized ownership definition and introduced…

We’ve seen considerable adoption of our internal humane registry, Services Directory, since we sanitized ownership definition and introduced…

Here we’ll cover how to can create shared digital experiences with ease, in a way that works best for the hybrid work models many companies use today.

Here we’ll cover how to can create shared digital experiences with ease, in a way that works best for the hybrid work models many companies use today.

In Rust, what is the performance cost of using sync::Once after the initial setup?

In 1988, “Resin Identification Codes” were introduced by the plastic industry. These look exactly like the recycling symbol ♺, which is not trademarked or regulated, except that a number is enclosed within the triangle. These symbols simply identify what kind of plastic was used. The vast majority o...

In 1988, “Resin Identification Codes” were introduced by the plastic industry. These look exactly like the recycling symbol ♺, which is not trademarked or regulated, except that a number is enclosed within the triangle. These symbols simply identify what kind of plastic was used. The vast majority o...

Learn about working with container queries and the polyfill.

I have COVID-19 and I am halfway through my stockpile of tissues, so I’m gonna keep this status update brief.In Hare news, I finally put the last pieces into place to make cross compiling as easy as possible. Nothing else particularly world-shattering going on here. I have a bunch of new stuff in my...