Growth Acceleration Partners | October 15, 2024
Programming Language & Frameworks
.NET 8 vs .NET 9: A Concise Guide for the Discerning Executive (Who Doesn’t Like to Waste Time)
We’re all too busy to waste time wading through a bunch of detailed feature descriptions and lengthy explanations. You need the bottom line and you need it now. So here’s the deal with .NET 8 and .NET 9: .NET 8: It gets the job done. Period. If you’re on an older version of .NET (6.0 […]
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Growth Acceleration Partners | June 1, 2022
Programming Language & Frameworks
Writing Throwaway code, Part II: Moving to interactive notebooks in Ruby and Visual Studio Code
Interactive notebooks aren't just for data scientists or Python developers. It's easy to set up a Ruby backed sandbox using Visual Studio Code's Jupyter compatible notebook support.
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Growth Acceleration Partners | April 13, 2022
DevSecOps, Programming Language & Frameworks
Writing Throwaway Code, Part I: A file at a time using Ruby and Bundler inline
This article provides insights into how our backend developer sometimes leverages throwaway code. Maybe you’ll learn something to apply to your next learning venture.
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Growth Acceleration Partners | March 22, 2022
Programming Language & Frameworks, Software Development Process
Lab Notes: Looking at NestJS framework for Web Apps – Overview, Performance, Thoughts
NestJS is an open-source and scalable framework for building server-side web apps. We’ll discuss NestJS performance, overview, thoughts, and pitfalls.
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Growth Acceleration Partners | August 6, 2020
Programming Language & Frameworks, Software & Data Engineering
Triggering MacOS Notifications inside the Unix Pipeline with Tee, Grep, and Xargs
We sit on a mountain of incredible tools, and it's fun to root around in them and slap something together.
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Rodolfo Acuna | June 28, 2018
Programming Language & Frameworks, Software Development Process
An Introduction to Features of Microservices Consulting with Decoupling and Componentization
Microservices Consulting Overview Architecture is an important aspect of software development for most solutions regardless of the programming language they are written in. Â A well-architected software solution lends itself to being easy to maintain, debug and add extensions with new features. Â On the other hand, a poorly architected software solution can be difficult to change […]
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