Read it or Throw it #189

1. Keep earning your title, or it expires

2. Google's QUIC protocol: moving the web from TCP to UDP

3. How do Erlang Microprocesses work internally? (reddit)

4. operating system - How does multi-level page table save memory space? (StackOverflow)

5. Remove auto-complete field entries in Google Chrome (Super User)

6. API Design: robust error handling and recovery (Ayende)

7. Die Dashboards, Die! Why Conversations Will Reinvent Software

8. China has actually built an elevated bus that travels above car traffic

9. funny tweet: "JavaScript: stay awesome"

10. Recommended Book: Programming Elixir

Read it or Throw it #188

1. Announcing GenStage

2. Elixir Flow-Based Programming: GenStage Example

3. Monitoring our Stack with Elixir

4. Using the fuse Erlang library to implement the Circuit Breaker Pattern in Elixir

5. Challenge: The race condition in the TCP stack (by Ayende)

6. Caching, What is it Good For?

7. Redis MONITOR Command

8. Redis Labs raises $14M for its in-memory NoSQL database services

9. Vim Gifs

10. The Evolution of a Software Engineer

"The problem with object-oriented languages is they’ve got all this implicit environment that they carry around with them. You wanted a banana but what you got was a gorilla holding the banana and the entire jungle."

Joe Armstrong