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Any Cables Monthly #1

AnyCable Broadcasts • 19 implied HN points • 05 Aug 22
🕹 Technology Programming Networking Web Development Updates Frameworks
  1. The first issue of Any Cables Monthly covers news from the AnyCable ecosystem and real-time projects since the beginning of summer 2022.
  2. The issue includes highlights such as celebrations of AnyCable Pro's first anniversary and insights from RailsConf 2022 videos.
  3. Articles and releases featured in the newsletter discuss topics like scaling Rails web sockets, introducing Action Cable command callbacks, and new versions of various tools like AnyCable Client and Turbo.

Whatever happened to Elm, anyway?

derw • 6 HN points • 13 Feb 23
🕹 Technology Programming Frameworks Community Language Evolution Tooling
  1. Elm's community size has grown over the years, with increasing audience and engagement.
  2. Elm's slower release cycle and emergence of alternative technologies like TypeScript have contributed to its stagnant growth.
  3. Elm's unique architecture and niche status may no longer provide a compelling reason for adoption compared to other frameworks like Svelte or Vue.

🧭 WoR Newsletter - GitHub Copilot Review, Develop our Soft Skills, Adopt Elixir...

Women On Rails Newsletter - International Version • 19 implied HN points • 20 Jul 21
🕹 Technology Programming Web Development Soft skills Frameworks
  1. The newsletter covers topics like GitHub Copilot, soft skills development, and adopting new technologies with the team.
  2. It emphasizes the importance of soft skills for developers and provides advice on how to develop them.
  3. The newsletter also includes insights on WebAssembly, the process of adopting a new stack within a team, and how to build a portfolio with Next.js.
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Fate-Sharing, islands architecture and O(1) frameworks

Microfrontends, Architecture and Trade-offs • 1 HN point • 14 Feb 23
🕹 Technology Architecture Frameworks
  1. Fate-sharing in large frontend applications can lead to performance regressions and downtime, highlighting the need for independent deployment of application parts.
  2. Islands architecture and resumability offer solutions to hydration issues in web frameworks, promoting better performance and scalability by breaking down applications into isolated units.
  3. O(1) frameworks, like those utilizing islands architecture, optimize JavaScript downloads by only loading the necessary code for the interacted parts of the application, potentially reducing payload size and improving user experience.

🧟‍♀️ Newsletter WoR #52: we get some Halloween scare, something new with Angular (you heard that right), if size is important...

Women On Rails Newsletter - International Version • 0 implied HN points • 08 Nov 23
🕹 Technology Coding Frameworks Web Development Machine Learning Documentation
  1. Angular introduces a new full-stack framework called Analog.js, incorporating Vite, Nx, and Nitro for features like routing per file, SSR, and SSG.
  2. The newsletter discusses making Sorbet compatible with Ruby 3.2 for developers to leverage new features like the Data class and anonymous arguments.
  3. Understanding the concept of headless CMS is highlighted, showcasing how it enhances modularity for content creators by reducing dependency on the development team.

Software Engineering Techniques— Avoid leaking sensitive information with a tripwire

Joseph Gefroh • 0 implied HN points • 11 Feb 24
🕹 Technology Software Engineering Security Frameworks Coding
  1. Avoid leaking sensitive information in APIs by being cautious with serialization processes
  2. Promiscuous serialization can lead to unintentional exposure of confidential data, creating security vulnerabilities
  3. Consider using a tripwire mechanism as a security measure to prevent accidental data leaks in software development

AnyCable off Rails: connecting Twilio streams with Hanami

AnyCable Broadcasts • 0 implied HN points • 21 Mar 23
🕹 Technology Websockets Ruby Frameworks Real-time
  1. WebSockets are still popular and widely supported, making them essential for real-time communication between servers.
  2. Building WebSocket-driven web applications is straightforward with major web frameworks, but server-to-server connections can be more complex and require custom solutions.
  3. Using AnyCable can simplify the integration of WebSocket services, allowing for custom protocols, sophisticated data processing, and serving as a bridge between servers.

Any Cables Monthly #5

AnyCable Broadcasts • 0 implied HN points • 02 Dec 22
🕹 Technology Web Development Frameworks Deployment Websockets
  1. Action Cable in Rails 7.1 can now gracefully handle Redis connection disruption, useful for applications on platforms like Fly.io.
  2. Stimulus v3.2.0 brings hotkeys support for actions and an Outlets API for building atomic controllers.
  3. Consider optimizing HTML payloads over WebSockets through compression methods like permessage-deflate, balancing resource usage.

Multi-tenancy vs. Cables: Introducing Action Cable command callbacks

AnyCable Broadcasts • 0 implied HN points • 05 Jul 22
🕹 Technology Programming Web Development Frameworks Testing Compatibility
  1. Solving multi-tenancy in web applications involves carefully managing tenants' requests within the execution context, like web requests or background jobs.
  2. Action Cable uses an event loop and a thread pool executor to handle incoming messages, indicating the importance of understanding the execution context for persistent connections.
  3. Rails 7.1 introduces command callbacks for Connection classes in Action Cable, offering a clear and standardized way to execute code before, after, or around channel commands, resolving issues like multi-tenancy setup in a structured manner.

Weekly Tech Hype #4 - Next.js v13.2, Electric, Mitosis, Zag, Bling and more...

Full Context Development • 0 implied HN points • 03 Mar 23
🕹 Technology Frontend Development Web applications Frameworks Tooling
  1. Electric Clojure introduces a new programming language for full stack web apps, automating backend and frontend communication.
  2. Next.js v13.2 brings significant improvements in caching, compatibility with Webpack loaders, and statically typed links, impacting customer experience and reducing infrastructure costs.
  3. Mitosis, Zag, and Bling are tools designed to simplify frontend development by abstracting away differences between frameworks, potentially enhancing productivity and customer experience.

High Impact Frontend #8 - On-Demand UI By AI or Backend, Code for Writing Code & A Lot More

Full Context Development • 0 implied HN points • 18 Apr 23
🕹 Technology AI Web Development Software Development Frameworks
  1. On-demand UI driven by AI or backend has potential to revolutionize how software is created and used
  2. Rethinking the modern web offers implementable future solutions with long-term benefits
  3. Learning from Dropbox's frontend architecture migration showcases valuable insights for developers in decision-making

Apple Animation Through the Ages: 2014

Jacob’s Tech Tavern • 0 implied HN points • 19 Sep 23
🕹 Technology Animation Graphics Programming iOS Frameworks
  1. In 2014, Apple introduced Metal as a high-performance graphics API for iOS, catering to graphics-intensive applications like mobile games.
  2. Metal provided low-level access to GPU hardware, aiming to improve performance by reducing bottlenecks caused by OpenGL ES drivers running on the CPU.
  3. Developers using Metal had to work more closely with the hardware, writing shaders and managing rendering pipelines for efficient graphics processing.

The Nextjs that runs on Vercel is not the same that runs on your infrastructure

Microfrontends, Architecture and Trade-offs • 0 implied HN points • 03 Jan 24
🕹 Technology Frameworks Serverless Containers Scalability Infrastructure
  1. When using modern frameworks like NextJS or Remix, running on serverless infrastructure is common and efficient.
  2. Deploying a NextJS app on Vercel leverages serverless/edge functions, leading to better scaling without nodejs event loop limitations.
  3. For more control and customization, consider options like deploying NextJS in a containerized, auto-scalable environment or creating a custom framework using vite-plugin-ssr.

Weekly Digest #2 : The Plan for Rails 8

monoRails - a Ruby on Rails newsletter • 0 implied HN points • 11 Feb 24
🕹 Technology Programming Web Development Software Testing Ruby on Rails Programming Web Development Testing Tools Frameworks
  1. Rails 8 is planning new features like a background worker, cache backend, framework for mobile notifications, and more development tools.
  2. The article discusses the internal workings and design decisions of Sidekiq, a popular background processing tool for Ruby.
  3. Understanding the Rails router is important for developers to grasp the concepts of routing, named routes, and different types of routes in a Ruby on Rails application.