Explains why fetch streams are inaccurate for measuring upload/download progress, especially with compressed content.
Explores Java Stream Gatherers, a new API proposed in JEP 461 for creating custom intermediate operations like windowing and folding.
Explores Swift's async sequences, streams, and Combine, detailing how to build custom sequences and iterators for asynchronous operations.
Explains Node.js streams using the https.get method to handle data transfer incrementally, with code examples.
Explores using rxjs-for-await for testing RxJS streams, comparing it to traditional marble diagram testing for simplicity.
A developer's wish list for new DynamoDB features, including filtered streams and Redis-like operations.
A technical guide explaining Node.js Writable streams, focusing on their abstraction, the producer-consumer problem, and backpressure management.
An introduction to UNIX streams and pipes, explaining how they enable inter-process communication and help build simpler software.
An in-depth exploration of Node.js Readable streams, explaining their abstraction, push/pull models, and modern consumption patterns like async iterators.
A guide to understanding and using object streams in Node.js, based on the author's book 'Front-End tooling'.
Explores techniques for handling checked exceptions within Java 8 Stream operations, proposing solutions and establishing common terminology.
A deep dive into advanced Java 8 topics like lambda APIs, Streams, Optional, and default methods for experienced developers.
A rebuttal to common misconceptions and suboptimal practices in Java Streams, using a specific article as a starting point.
A guide on using Gulp.js and the 'request' package to fetch files from a CDN and integrate them directly into your build pipeline.
Analyzes Java stream performance benchmarks, including a test on using exceptions for loop control, with results and code examples.
A technical analysis comparing the performance of Java 8 streams to traditional for loops using JMH benchmarks.
Explains the 'passthrough' feature in Gulp 4, allowing gulp.src to be used mid-stream for merging files.
Explores translating blocking file I/O from C's read() to non-blocking JavaScript, focusing on concurrency and data race challenges.
