Summary: '97 Things Every Programmer Should Know' is a book containing 97 tips and advice for programmers, covering topics such as design patterns, testing, refactoring, and collaboration. Although it was published in 2010, most of the advice is still relevant today. The book is a good reminder of mostly good practices and can be read quickly.
Summary: The article discusses the ACID, BASE, and CALM acronyms related to database transactions, their implications for distributed systems, and the challenges of implementing them, particularly CALM, in imperative languages.
Summary: Four JavaScript techniques for managing event handlers: Debounce, Leading Edge Debounce, Throttle, and Queue, providing example code and explaining their uses and benefits.
Summary: The book 'Site Reliability Engineering' by Google SRE teams authors contains a wealth of ideas, tips, and practices for managing services in production. While the book can be dull at times, it covers a myriad of topics related to monitoring, logging, alerting, automation, and more. The final chapters on SRE team management and integration are also useful.
Summary: Review about the Pluralsight course 'Clean Architecture: Patterns, Practices, and Principles'.