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by dzello 7mo ago
Resonates deeply with me. I’ve moved personal data out of ~10 SaaS systems into a single directory structure in the last year. Agents pay a higher price for fragmentation than humans. A well-organized system of files eliminates that fragmen
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by dzello 5y ago
So cool to see Rails hooked up with modern front end!
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by dzello 6y ago
So fun to relive this, what a journey! :D
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by dzello 6y ago
Orbit ( https://orbit.love/ ) is hiring software engineers to build tools for developer advocates, community organizers and open source maintainers. Companies like Apollo, Nuxt, Typeform, and CircleCI use us to understand &am
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by dzello 6y ago
Good look at the evolution of Jamstack and how much "stack" is required for each different architectural pattern. Really enjoying the conversations and graphics embedded throughout. Thank you for saving some of the best for last -
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by dzello 6y ago
We looked at Pizzly to cut down on integration boilerplate so we could offer connections to a lot more services. Nice to see an open source project solving this.
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by dzello 7y ago
Didn't know Formspree had integrations like that. Very cool to be able to use Stripe in a serverless way.
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Props for props: how I made a royally unusual talk for JAMstack Conf London(dev.to)
1 points by dzello 7y ago|0 comments
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by dzello 7y ago
You can submit a PR for that and make it awesomer :)
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World Celebrates International Developer Relations Day(developermode.com)
1 points by dzello 7y ago|0 comments
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by dzello 8y ago
Thanks for sharing your story Frank. Feelin the honesty hard. I was lucky to be on that GOAP trip with you and Doug. Microsoft just got themselves an awesome new advocate.
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2019 is the year of growth engineering(hull.io)
3 points by dzello 8y ago|0 comments
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by dzello 8y ago
Not being on the product or engineering team can definitely be a challenge. What I learned at Algolia is that it's critical to build trust between engineering and dev relations. Dev rel needs engineering to be engaged in community init
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by dzello 8y ago
Lots of React-related decisions so far - https://stackshare.io/tool/react/decisions . Beyond the reasons why they chose React, I like seeing the complementary tools like react-mentions.
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by dzello 8y ago
Thanks! Output formats made this much cleaner than it otherwise would have been and are why it's easy to integrate this theme into an existing project. Sometimes they're exactly what you need!
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Harness the Power of Static to Create Presentations with Hugo and Reveal.js(forestry.io)
11 points by dzello 8y ago|2 comments
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Is “Stone Soup” the Greatest Business Book Ever Written?(rexstjohn.com)
1 points by dzello 9y ago|1 comments
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by dzello 9y ago
More information about the tech stack here - https://stackshare.io/algolia/how-algolia-reduces-latency-fo...
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by dzello 9y ago
The encryption is for security. The upload is so we can front the S3 bucket with a CDN for fast download of the binaries from any region.
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by dzello 9y ago
Thanks! Glad you're liking DocSearch. That's a good post about the journey. There are a few more listed in our awesome-algolia repo: https://github.com/algolia/awesome-algolia#blog-posts .
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by dzello 9y ago
Thanks for the comment simonw. It's not directly mentioned in the article but we're also using the API clients to implement a DNS fallback strategy. If the hosts are unreachable through their primary hostnames (.algolia.net), the
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by dzello 10y ago
I was hoping to see some documentation in an announcement of an SDK.
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Demystifying enter key submission for React forms with multiple buttons(dzello.com)
1 points by dzello 10y ago|0 comments
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by dzello 10y ago
Here's a link to information about Algolia's ranking formula - https://www.algolia.com/doc/guides/relevance/ranking . One thing to note is that 'textual relevance' is considered before &#x2
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by dzello 10y ago
Love seeing Keen IO go further and solve even more embedded analytics headaches. The embed button sounds like a real win, not having to write any JS could save a lot of time.
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by dzello 10y ago
[Josh from Algolia here] Places is designed to be very customizable in terms of the UX and the data you put in front of the user. For UX we have sensible defaults but you have full control over the look and feel. For data you can mix in r
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by dzello 11y ago
Cool idea for how to still let Storm apply its own backpressure, thanks for sharing!
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by dzello 11y ago
Great post! Makes a lot of sense to move I/O to a thread pool. Do you control max topology I/O with the thread pool size now, in addition to Storm settings like # of executors? Another q - do you monitor how long each bolt blocks
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by dzello 11y ago
Great post! Makes a lot of sense to move I/O to a thread pool, good thinking :) Now you can control max topology I/O+concurrency not just with Storm but also with thread pool size, yeah? Another question - do you monitor how long
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The Ultimate Growth Hack is Right Under Your Nose(forbes.com)
5 points by dzello 12y ago|0 comments

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