Jens Rantil
Jens Rantil
Just skimmed the source code. I think https://github.com/tlandeka/authentication-microservice-with-domain-driven-design/tree/main/src/main/java/com/tomo/mcauthentication/ddd package probably should be named `domains` - much more clear as DDD really just is a way of working.
https://github.com/google/guava/wiki/HashingExplained lists ``` md5() murmur3_128() murmur3_32() sha1() sha256() sha512() goodFastHash(int bits) ``` but I just noticed that https://guava.dev/releases/snapshot/api/docs/com/google/common/hash/Hashing.html also contains * adler32 * crc32c * crc32 * sha384 * sipHash24...
I've recently set up a new Earthly project. I execute `earthly +build` and it outputs ``` $ earthly +build ... +generate-graphql | --> SAVE ARTIFACT graphql/model/models_gen.go +generate-graphql/models_gen.go AS LOCAL graphql/model/models_gen.go...
### What happened? I execute `earthly +build` and it outputs ``` $ earthly +build ... +generate-graphql | --> SAVE ARTIFACT graphql/model/models_gen.go +generate-graphql/models_gen.go AS LOCAL graphql/model/models_gen.go output | --> exporting outputs...
Currently all database backends must be compiled into `migrate`. Some issues with this: * There is a short-term annoyance with this that a recompilation is needed to add a new...
I had issues building locally in a preexisting `GOPATH` since it gocql was too old. How about introducing vendoring to both make `migrate` both forward and backwards compatible when it...
Fixes #309.
**Background:** Our scenario is that we'd like to be able to create schema from scratch for a brand new staging environment. This new staging environment doesn't have the database created....
**Describe the bug** We have an application using the v0.4.12 and `kafka.NewWriter`. It's a small pinger application that instantiates a new `kafka.NewWriter` every second, sends a message a receives it....
URL: http://docs.python-guide.org/en/latest/scenarios/network/#gevent - Link to **greenlets**. - Link to **libevent**. Possibly also link to something that explains **green threads** as well as making a remark that green threads are useful...