Thomas H. PtacekI wrote a thing. https://fly.io/blog/carving-the-scheduler-out-of-our-orchestrator/
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Ruby/Elixir dev and Ops guy for Outstand.
maarten brouwersMixing #Ruby and #rust is becoming even easier: https://bundler.io/blog/2023/01/31/rust-gem-skeleton.html
Tim Bray
Since January 2022 I’ve been working on (and blogging about) Quamina, a Go-language open-source library that implements the same kind of efficient event-filtering that AWS EventBridge offers.
Yesterday (with help from others) I pushed the “release v1.0.0” button.
If you’re interested in some combination of Go and event-driven software and high performance you might like it.
https://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/202x/2023/01/25/Quamina-1.0
Technology ConnectionsGonna start a service where white herons fly to deliver messages, and I'll call it "an egret to inform you"
Andrea LeopardiI've been bad recently and haven't taken the time to cross post between Twitter and Mastodon 😣
In case you missed it: I'm writing another #Elixir book for PragProg, "Network programming in Elixir" 📇
Elixir and Erlang are fantastic at network applications, from their native reactive programming model to how easy it is to work with binary data. However, tying together how to write network applications can be though. So, I'll try to fill that void 🤞
In the textiles industry, misaligned patterns is a looming issue.
nate berkopecWhen giving a technical talk, e.g. at a conference, do you change what you will say in any way based on the audience reaction as you're speaking?
Josh BressersI feel like we aren't calling the 2038 problem the "epocholypse" often enough
We should all try harder to make this a thing
Paul Haddad 
