Weekly Digest - Issue #31
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The last issue in July is here - read about emoji, Unicode, writing a Git client in Go and Python and more!
The last issue in July is here - read about emoji, Unicode, writing a Git client in Go and Python and more!
Woohoo! The next batch of links is here. Today you can read about creator flywheels, writing as an engineer, migrating an app to GraalVM, JVM in Rust and more!
The third issue in July and 29th this year is here! About subscriptions, Docker Compose, stories from Chrome development and more!
The second issue in July is here! Failing in public, designing error messages, new Wikipedia design under-the-hood details, destressing Booking, discussing with DRY and more - seven interesting links for the new week!
The first batch of interesting links in July is here! Today you can read about how to do less, debunk some blogging myths, learn about hashing and get to know about the story of killing Google Reader.
Time for the last issue in June! Today you can read about mistakes you should avoid when building a one-person business, go through the FAANG interview guide, know about Grug Developer (satire, but with valid points) and more!
The 25th issue of Weekly Digest is here! Six juicy links about imaginary problems (while creating software), thoughts after hosting SaaS for 11 years, styling RSS feeds (yes, RSS is not dead!) and a list of awesome software that can be self-hosted!
The second issue in June is out! You can read about modern JavaScript, about publishing and finishing your work, see an interactive story about dark patterns to keep you subscribed and learn about the importance of good sleep
The first issue in June is here! Read about managing people, learn a lot about generative AI (like ChatGPT), see how Apple Watch straps are built and how smart is a smart toothbrush!
The issue 22nd is out! Read about the dependency composition, software bugs that can make real-world harm, a kind of interview with the author of the French learning app, learn a bit about Linux terminal and… make some paper airplanes!
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