How to Choose and Care for a Secure Open Source Project
There is a rather progressive sect of the software development world that believes that most people would be a lot happier and get a lot
SQLite in Production with WAL
Update: read the HackerNews discussion.
SQLite (“see-quell-lite”) is a lightweight Sequel, or Structured Query Language (SQL), database engine. Instead of using the client-server database management
Multithreaded Python: Slithering Through an I/O Bottleneck
I recently developed a project that I called Hydra: a multithreaded link checker written in Python. Unlike many Python site crawlers I found while researching,
Breaking Bottlenecks: Unblock Your Processes and Do the Thing Faster
I recently gave a lecture on the benefits of building non-blocking processes. This is a write-up of the full talk, minus any “ums” that may
Word Bugs in Software Documentation and How to Fix Them
I’ve been an editor longer than I’ve been a developer, so this topic for me is a real root issue. 🥁 When I see