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Showing posts with label development. Show all posts

Manage projects without leaving GitHub

Transform GitHub into a full-featured project management solution. ZenHub’s features display directly in GitHub’s UI.
https://www.zenhub.io/

Strider: Open Source Continuous Integration & Deployment Server.

Strider is an Open Source Continuous Deployment / Continuous Integration platform. It is written in Node.JS / JavaScript and uses MongoDB as a backing store. It is published under the BSD license.
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Programmer Competency Matrix « Sijin Joseph – Blog

Programming competence matrix. Note that the knowledge for each level is cumulative; being at level n implies that you also know everything from the levels lower than n. Computer Science 2n (Level 0) n2 (Level 1) n (Level 2) log..., programming, development, knowledge, code, patterns, competency, evaluation,

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The Ultimate Flexbox Cheat Sheet

Flexbox is a brand, spankin' new CSS layout module with suprisingly good browser support! Say goodbye to float frustration and hello to a brave new world of easy vertical centering, re-ordering elements and dynamically growing and shrinking layouts.

http://www.sketchingwithcss.com/samplechapter/cheatsheet.html

Why MySQL ?

Hi,

I didn't get a lot of time lastely to post on the Blog. Got a lot of work and tried a lot of new stuff (yeah).

One of these new tool that I used is the MariaDB, the opensource fork of MySQL when Oracle bought it. So I made a try for a new project that we'll need to code.

MariaDB was so easy to install and I double checked MySQL compatibility and it looks like that they are almost the same, event the binaries used in MariaDB bundle use the same executables names !!!

The project is maintained by almost the same team that developed the base engine, this could be a mark of quality because they know the project really well. So I checked online and seen that some benchmarks show that MariaDB in a lot of cases works better than MySQL !!!

So I told myself, "Why still using MySQL maintained by a company that I don't have in my heart that shows lower performances and not go to an opensource project developed and maintained by the original team ?". And just one reason was making sense : habit. I was so used to use this database that I've never took the time to check others alternatives. Habits kills innovation, when you get used to a technology you should make a break and try new alternatives because sometimes we make choices without thinking and our customaries make all the work.

This is the lesson of the day then : have a try to new technologies and make your own mind about it before getting used to the easy choice of habits.

Have a nice week end and I hope that my advice will not be in vain :)

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