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Jetbrains recently released Projector 1.0. This is akin to visual studio code remote access. It essentially allows for using any device as a thin client, and having Projector host the IDE, build and other items on a server. My Use CaseFor the past several years, I have used a

Irrespective of the given CI/CD implementation I've run into similar issues, that are hard to debug. That is unless you push to the repository and run a test. This makes testing a potentially nail biting affair, for later stages, or items that occur specifically on a tag. Some common

Prior to going into a deep dive into JSON schema support, and how it works. I thought it would be beneficial to go over what value does this provide. Looking back at my post language of the cloud, highlights several of the benefits of JSON Schema. Goals Parse the open

I've been hearing a lot about this new thing recently GitOps, then I realized like most trends oh I've been doing this for the past several years. The basic gist of this is that infrastructure is defined and maintained through git, and a related pipeline. That is to say a

YAML some people love it, some people hate it. I'm meh on it. It's good to start, but at some point you want a bit more. Something that gives you more of a programming handle. Going back to my post on the language of the cloud. The kubectl and kubernetes

When I first started out in system administration, the use of environment variables was frowned upon. At that point environment variables were a global variable. Accessible and mutable by all applications on the system, on common deployments. If you were doing a jail or LXC container, that was slightly different.

Rabbit holes, aren't they great? I was intending to work on the type provider example set. Then I found this: a schema store with some of the biggest providers. I also noticed it backed OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, CloudEvent and a number of other providers.  This will be more of a forethought

When working with services, or command line applications I have taken an approach of environment configuration. I can still remember being a system admin, and if you said environment variable that was heresey. This changed with containers and zones. The environment variables changed from a global scope to a local

Now that we have the core plugin and skeleton build out. We want to ensure a prompt quick feed back loop for ensuring that changes are indeed working. This example will be using GitLab CI/CD. We will be focusing on building a simple pipe line. With three stages. Build

Part 1 (Introduction)Part 2: (Building a Gradle Plugin)Part 3: (Generating data classes)Part 4: (Writing to files)Part 5: (Handling Multi Platform)Part 4: (Appending functions to the data classes)With the mentality of sprint zero, we're going to spend the first two parts getting a work space

Part 1 (Introduction)Part 2: (Building a Gradle Plugin)Part 3: (Generating data classes)Part 4: (Writing to files)Part 5: (Handling Multi Platform)Part 4: (Appending functions to the data classes)I was recently working on a project where we needed to take in a data lake implementation. It

Focusing on foundation, then using a monolith for rapid delivery that can pivot into an micro service.

The big noteable feature of this library is it's platform agnostic. SQL is SQL whether calling from native, nodejs, or jvm. To enable this we broke the part that creates a query into a seperate module. The executor takes in the constructed queries and passes them in. This will be