Reactive Manifesto 1.0
The Reactive Manifesto outlines a blueprint for building modern, scalable applications that are event-driven, resilient, and interactive.
The Reactive Manifesto outlines a blueprint for building modern, scalable applications that are event-driven, resilient, and interactive.
A developer's analysis of OpenStack's architecture, contribution process, and code quality after joining the project.
An analysis of OpenStack Swift's eventual consistency model, storage mechanisms, and current performance bottlenecks.
A 2010 debate on whether a single closed platform like Facebook would inevitably dominate social networks, or if a distributed model was possible.
A detailed comparison of Mercurial's branching models (clones, bookmarks, named branches) and how they differ from Git's approach.
A response to a user's frustration with git's push command, explaining why direct pushes are rare and email patches are often preferred.