Architecture Adventures in Async I was very recently the holder of three opinions: Rust is magic fairy dust that can fix all my problemsAsync is magic fairy dust that can fix all my problemsGraphQL is magic fairy dust that can fix all my problemsUnsurprisingly, all of these appear to be wrong. This post is
Kubernetes A fun bug I'm always interested in stories about Accidental Complexity—when you waste time dealing with the endless layers of tooling that's required to make a web application today. I'm also super into using Observability (which I'll call to ability to introspect live systems, though that's not exactly right). Fortunately for these
Development Evolving Dark’s tracing system One of the things that makes Dark truly unique is what we call "Trace-driven development". The best way to write a HTTP handler in Dark is to start by making a request to the non-existent handler, then: using the 404s list to create the handlerusing the actual trace value to
