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I’ve been using WordPress since at least 2009. It was my tool of choice for many company websites (some of them no longer around, one of them still there, like: https://web-solutions.eu/). Mainly because it was kind of a standard on the market. In between I’ve also been playing with a…
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In the last two episodes of fun with python we went through having a simple python project with some standard tooling, then building it up to become an API executable in docker. For todays episode, I have decided to refactor it a bit, clean up smoke tests, add type checking…
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In the previous episode I have concentrated on building a simple python application. That was nice and refreshing. Then I thought why not up the ante and move all of the code to an API running in docker. So I did. An application programming interface (API) is a computing interface…
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I’ve been thinking to write about something technical for a while. There are as I have mentioned here, two sides to a technical manager. The people side and the technical side. What better to show the technical side, than giving some insight into what tools I am using on a…
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I have my own strong opinion in this matter. The opinion is – being an engineering manager stops working once you stop being hands on. You are still a manager, but with each passing week of not jumping to hands on issues, you get further away. It becomes harder and…
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The first DevOps assessments had started back in 2012. This is just under 9 years ago. Over the years, it’s become clear through the available research that certain things about DevOps are as true today as they were in the early days of the movement. DevOps still gives organizations a…
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