Working remotely saves you time for your own hobbies, your family, rest or anything else you wish. It also saves you the money which you would need to spend for bus tickets or fuel. But working from home has some disadvantages too.
Nowadays, OpenTelemetry is becoming an industry standard in the observability world. More and more systems need to be monitored to prevent downtimes and keep the availability of the services. In this article, we will show how to set up and visualize data exported from the OpenTelemetry’s Collector and transport them into Datadog, a popular monitoring platform.
A bit of functional Python will help you discover alternate approaches to how programs can be structured and why it’s important to practice such skills on small, well-defined programs.
It’s more of a personal story rather than anything else. Still relevant to the software development industry as to any other kind of business, so it seems.
I’ve been involved recently in one particular project where my team removed over 95 000 lines of code — four times the code we added. More importantly, we’ve maintained the schedule while improving the quality of the codebase.
Feel anxious yet?
In this article you will learn about all the differences between deep and shallow copies in JavaScript: why we should use them, how to create them, and when to use one and when the other to avoid any potential issues.
