FROM BUILDERS, FOR DOERSVOL. 03 / QUALITY-FIRST DISCOVERY

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Spring-rs is a microservice framework in Rust inspired by Java's spring-boot

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Every tutoria for spring that I'd find would first want you to setup the Spring IDE because it's very difficult to learn and work without.

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Estonia's E-Residency Program Is Growing Faster Than Predicted

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It was a form online, and I paid €50.99 at the time.

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An O(1) Generic Blog Post About Rust

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But that error doesn't tell me whether it's a bug in foo, or a bug in how I'm using foo.

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Ribbit Scheme bootstraps with Posix shell while supporting TCO, call/cc and GC

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It would be interesting to test many POSIX shells to verify Ribbit's portability (we used bash, dash, zsh and ksh for our testing).

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Launch HN: Release (YC W20) – Orchestrate AI Infrastructure and Applications

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There are definitely challenges with that business, however, that made us look for easier ways to get people using the platform we had built.

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Why we moved away from “the cloud” to a “real” server

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Even if I charge you $500 for building the server (which is gouging, but if you wanted support, that's probably what I'd ask.) I could …

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SQLite the only database you will ever need in most cases

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I use both PostgreSQL and SQLite. I like SQLite because it's a lot nicer to work with, it's easier to quickly develop for and the …

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Postbox has been acquired by eM Client

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I tried eM Client for last week.. and, nope.

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Perl as a career option

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I can't exactly contract the "Perl Company" to ensure I have long-term Perl 5 support for the next 5-10 years.

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