Looking for a quick and easy-to-use option to share and send files, I came across transfer.sh. As it turns out, this is an ideal form of file sharing like WeTransfer or mega.nz, but for sending files via CLI.
ReadThe `docker inspect` will certainly come in handy, but the same one can little be unreadable - or it just requires the unreasonable rewriting of all values of the indicated result. Therefore, a simple image of assaflava / runlike was created which makes the work easier
ReadOur internet presence is not anonymous. What to do with this fact, how to deal with it, and plan our anonymity on the Internet?
ReadWhen trying to communicate with our application, we always expect that it is available and can handle our request at a given moment. However, if these things are not certain, or we need to operate in a distributed structure with no known source where the request is to go, we can use task queuing
ReadA list of useful topics related to the language, its functionality and small snippets. Everything that may be useful now or in the future
ReadThe use of docker is a common technique in dev teams. But really, creating and using the complete ready-made image shows its potential in the production environment. I think this post will convince some Ops to look more positively at running closed images over the installation and putting projects directly on the servers
ReadThe beginnings are always difficult, whether when it comes to learning programming or trying to learn a new language. Usually we are looking for a fresh idea to systematically develop it as part of the acquired knowledge. It's hard to find something like this on the internet recently, so I'll share my ideas.
ReadA good described API is attitude. Especially when planning architecture, where other teams work on its successive elements. Therefore, it is so important to describe in detail each API path. For this, it is worth using the right tool.
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