In the land of Ruby projects, I work on several projects that are highly dynamic in nature. In those projects, I am often creating a reference to a class at run time from a string based name (think dynamic API…
One of the most interesting aspects of Golang is its built in support for easily implemented concurrency as compared to many other programming languages. However, many developers get hung up on the idea of concurrency and parallelism being interchangeable. Concurrency…
Hot off the presses from the team over at Elastic, Elasticsearch 2.0 has been released! This is an interesting major release that boasts a streamlined query DSL and bundles Lucene 5, among many other interesting additions. Also along for…
It looks like another good content editor has entered the WYSIWYG ring: Trix. Created by the Basecamp team, it supports all common document formatting, is clean and easy to use and facilities embedded attachments. Even more exciting, Trix outputs clean…
Recently I stumbled upon a new project from the team over at Hashicorp called Otto. It appears to be a Vagrant 2.0 of sorts that supports both preconfigured development environments and deployment automation. Otto appears to wrap other services…