https://github.com/golang/go/issues/71497
It looks like the Go package encoding/json/v2 made the
cut for the upcoming Go 1.27. I shouldn’t be excited over a JSON library
but I’m pumped they’re solving the quadratic-nested-custom-type issue
(even though it’s never been a problem for me in practice).
https://samof76.space/kubernetes-in-anger.html
While some of this is EKS-specific, it’s still a good crash-course in orienting yourself to Kubernetes in production. I’m guessing if I weren’t using a managed-Kubernetes platform from a vendor I would want a longer list, but that’s not me.
https://www.stigg.io/blog-posts/entitlements-untangled-the-modern-way-to-software-monetization
I don’t think I’ll actually use this contents, but I liked it because it proposes a separation between:
I’ve seen in my own enterprise-app-development job that it’s important to have a distinction between:
Sometimes product-positioning/messaging changes over time, and sometimes you need feature-flags for reasons unrelated to contracts, and it’s nice to have clear thinking about things.
I assume the author is trying to sell me something? But it’s still a good article.
This blog series is a couple of years old, but is a good itroduction to AWS DynamoDB data-modeling (once you have a basic introduction to DynamoDB concepts):
One draw-back to these posts is that the author spends time tearing-down what seem to be “fads”/“trends” in DynamoDB data-modeling, which are a distraction for me because I’m new to the whole area.
The author has what looks like other good posts on DynamoDB that I haven’t read yet.