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Drawing insights from my conversation with Thiago Bomfim, an experienced software engineer who made the leap from Brazil to Portugal, here are the 10 most crucial tips for developers considering a move to Portugal. Read more 👉 https://lttr.ai/ASUEe #RichCulturalHeritage #ExperiencedSoftwareEngineer #InternationalCareer #LifeChangingDecision #AttractiveDestination #DrawingInsights

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10 tips You Dev need to know before working to Portugal with Thiago Bomfim ▸ https://lttr.ai/ARyu1 #RichCulturalHeritage #ExperiencedSoftwareEngineer #InternationalCareer #LifeChangingDecision #AttractiveDestination #DrawingInsights

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Learning Kubernetes is hard! 🤯 And multi-tenancy can be a complex concept. 🤔 But do not fear! Guilherme Silva has your back! 💪 We're launching a 3 parts series, where you can learn all about K8s multi-tenancy: - What it is - How it works - How to apply it to different company sizes - How to manage K8s multi-tenancy architecture Watch Part 1 on the 🔗 in the comments 👇 Huge kudos to Guilherme! 👏 #xgeeks #KIgroup #KubernetesMultiTenancy #techknowledhe #k8s

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🎉 Another fun project, this time using the Node.js Express framework and the Cheerio library! 🖥️ I developed a Web Scraper to fetch data from the horoscope site of one of Portugal's most famous astrologers. 🔮 I'm planning to add caching to reduce source accesses and implement authentication for this API. 📌 Check out the project details here: GitHub: https://lnkd.in/e5fm9ww5 Sample site: https://lnkd.in/eME3W9FH #Nodejs #Express #Cheerio #WebScraping #APIDevelopment #Programming

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Eduardo Sanches Bocato is the man 🙇 When I watch all of these talks about iOS apps at scale, everything makes so much sense 💡 But for the past couple of days I was thinking to myself, it would be great if there was some project template which would showcase two main concepts from there: 1. “Interface” modules 📦 2. Navigation module for transparent navigation between feature modules 📱 Today, Eduardo pointed me that Bruno has covered both of these concepts in his navigation library which also has a demo application: https://lnkd.in/dwgtsjiC 🚀 This helped me so much in understanding how these concepts work on a practical example 🤘

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Imagine you’re trying to migrate to Serverless as fast as possible, but have all HTTP servers in docker container images. Where would you start? Felipe Gené de Faria has an easy solution to lift and shift to AWS Lambda in our newest article:

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Just finished (re)reading the book I've done technical review for - "Learn T-SQL Querying - Second Edition" by my colleagues Pam Lahoud and Pedro Lopes (many thanks to Packt for sending me a physical copy). When I was approached by Packt to do a technical review for the 2nd edition, I was honored to be chosen for the job - my impressions from the 1st edition of the book were very positive, and I learned a lot too. I believe this book stands out from the myriad of books on the topic by not only providing recipes for efficient T-SQL querying, but also explaining why these recipes work (and what happens when they are not followed) - not just taking the "trust in mee, just in mee" approach many books chose to go with. The book has been updated with new optimization options that became available in SQL Server 2019 and 2022, and addressed user feedback (mine included) from the 1st edition. I had a lot of fun doing the technical review and interacting with the authors on how to make it even better. In the volatile world of data processing, the knowledge in this book will remain relevant for all types of SQL Server installations and deployments, be it on-premises or Cloud ones. Check out this body of work, it is unique in many ways.

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Finally JPA has deprecated Date, Calendar, Time support from version 3.2 https://lnkd.in/d_WxUC_M

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We get asked a lot about how storage work in Dolt. Do we store a full copy of the database at every commit? Doesn't that require a lot of storage? Today's blog by Neil Macneale IV is a review of Dolt's Storage. https://lnkd.in/eF8WwbbB

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We just published a new interactive roadmap for learning Terraform. Learning resources and details are to be added shortly. Check it out https://lnkd.in/dtZfGWU7

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Check out Artur Souza's article about our commitment to open source culture in Diagrid and see how we integrate open source practices to benefit both our team and the community at large. #OpenSource #CloudNative #DeveloperProductivity #Dapr #CNCF #Diagrid

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Scenario: Your application receives input from a persistent message broker like Kafka. The broker has been storing messages for you while you sleep (or have not started yet). Suddenly, you wake up to 1 million messages. Can you handle them gracefully? We could not. Now we can. This paper describes what we did. https://lnkd.in/gzrapDGC xtUML, Shlaer-Mellor, modelling

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📢📢 📢 NEWS ALERT: new version of BESSER, now with a full #backend #code #generator 🔔🔔🔔 Go from a simple #class #diagram to a fully functional backend including a #database, a #REST #API to access the database and data validators. Internally, the components rely on FastAPI sqlalchemy.org and Pydantic. Default database is SQLite but this is up to you. Try it out 🏃🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️ Work led by Armen Sulejmani and Iván Alfonso Project funded by Luxembourg National Research Fund (FNR) with Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST) and SnT, Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust

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It was a great experience talking about GitHub Actions Best practices at DevOps Pro EU. The slides from my talk @DevOpsEU are available here https://lnkd.in/eVBMeV59 #github #githubactions #security

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Automatically identify code performance issues 🔎 Digma continuously profiles your application in dev, test, and prod, to find bottlenecks and scaling problems in your code. It will automatically highlight and prioritize the critical problems and where they are in the code. Try for yourself: https://lnkd.in/d-5PGua9 #continuousfeedback #java #springboot

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I've published a new article in Medium about the orchestrator service pattern used in microservices, with a simple minimal example in Go. Check it out: https://lnkd.in/dcp5Qhej

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Change of heart in golang community? I think heading toward a functional programming style in golang requires some fundamental changes and syntax evolution. Anyway, maybe we should leave golang simple as this is the main advantage of the language. Read “Go 1.23: new iter package“ by huizhou92 on Medium: https://lnkd.in/d5-nbCBM #golang #strangechanges #go23

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