Hacker News (peak #2)
We saved $50k/y with a tiny Go microservice coded in a Hackathon
In the past few weeks we've rolled out a Go microservice called "KIB" to production, which reduced a huge portion of the infrastructure necessary for Movio's main product, saving considerable AWS bills & maintenance, significantly simplified our architecture and made our product 80% faster on average. We wrote KIB on a Hackathon.
How we improved our workflow by piping sql
I've written a blogpost for Movio about two Go CLI tools we've created, sql and chart, to improve our data tinkering workflow
ostinato: a chess engine written in Scala that runs in the Browser, Docker and the REPL
A chess engine that solves several use-cases that there are no good free online sources for, and a good candidate for AI research or for a backend for chess sites.
Hacker News (peak #5)
Making the move from Scala to Go, and why we’re not going back
I've written a blogpost for Movio about our squad's decision to migrate part of our Scala codebase to Go.
Diffing streams on the terminal
In this blogpost, I describe the most popular tools currently used to diff streams on the terminal, their differences and limitations. Then I introduce a new tool I've developed, sd, to address some of these limitations.
jira-cli: a lightweight bash script for easily querying JIRA
Quick introduction to a bash-based tool for ops and devs to do JIRA-related read-only tasks that is easy to install, configure and use.
Fixing syntax highlighting issues in Sublime Text 3
A straightforward guide to fixing syntax highlighting issues in Sublime Text 3 based on an actual issue I found.