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@postmodern, love the tip. :)

Given strictly speaking TDD would mean writing tests first, I guess it’s worth mentioning not following TDD doesn’t mean not having a good test coverage?

Sure, sometimes I write test first, while other times I go for implementing code first and write tests later. Writing tests help to find use cases and scenarios I didn’t think about when implementing the logic.

@jaredwhite Love the post. :)

Is this the best explanation of modern load balancing I have ever seen? Yes. Is this the best interactive example of load balancing behaviour I have ever seen? Also yes.

https://samwho.dev/load-balancing/

Load Balancing

A bottom-up, animated guide to HTTP load balancing algorithms.

@getajobmike now, that’s an amazing and entertaining read. Thanks.
@jaredwhite I haven’t watched the ep9 yet. Should do it today or tomorrow. The series is making considering watching the Next Generation once again. 😅
@aurelie_verrot please do share if you find good resources. I’m planning to do exactly the same, for the exact same reasons. 🙏
@getajobmike awesome. Thanks.
@jaredwhite interesting. I was expecting the “usual” stuff, but not Web Development. I’ve tried the iPad as a substitute of a computer, but the flexibility for handling code (writing, reading and executing) was just not there. 😔
@getajobmike uhhh, sounds promising! Are you running it in you own machine or on the cloud? Would love it to learn more.