#golang is awesome! Just used "x/time/rate" package to build a simple middleware to rate limit HTTP requests. It was such a delight! So simple and easy to use, yet so powerful! I learned so much about writing code by just using those art pieces! #dev

https://pkg.go.dev/golang.org/x/time/rate

And here it is! The latest release of #opensource #imagecdn with #JPEGXL support! Lots of learning and benchmarking - the blog is coming soon!

https://github.com/Pixboost/transformimgs/releases/tag/v8.12.0

Here it begins! #JpegXL support is coming to Pixboost #imagecdn 🔥🔥🔥

Adding support and off to testing!

P.S. It's been a journey to find the application to test in Linux. Using @palemoonbrowser, then will have to steal my wife's MacBook :)

#webperformance

https://github.com/Pixboost/transformimgs/compare/feature/jxl?expand=1

It's been success!

#webperf #perfmatters #webdev

https://youtube.com/live/4IVTu73bSUM?feature=share

My first #stream is tomorrow 🤞 Wish me luck! Of course, it's about images and #webperf.

Starts on the 9th of May at 23:00 Melbourne time (AEST)

https://youtube.com/live/4IVTu73bSUM?feature=share

And here are the slides from my talk about fuzz #testing in #golang. TLDR: I think it could be one more stone for closing the gap between #developers and #security

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1FHxqf0YcNXUao39I9D-R0XukMqiE6E3fUzF1sw3F3CA/edit?usp=sharing

After a looooong break I'm getting back to meetups and will present at #golang Melbourne on 21st of February. Will do a short 10 minutes #talk about Go Fuzzing

https://www.meetup.com/golang-mel/events/288895275/

Just submitted a talk proposal to
DevOpsDays in Naarm! Excited and nervous! 🤞🤞🤞

Have an idea for another one, but will see if I have enough time until the 15th. Writing is still the most difficult thing for me ✍️

#devops #cfp

"He wished he could talk to these people in person, instead of over spanreed" (c) Oathbringer: The Stormlight Archive Book Three by Brandon Sanderson.

I feel so much like this often sending slack messages. How do you show your emotions remotely that people can see from your facial expressions?