harrisoncramer.me
1 months ago
15 Go Subtleties You May Not Already Know
Some of my favorite tidbits from the past year of working with Go.
Go
Tutorial
Programming
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harrisoncramer.me
1 months ago
Repeat yourself
Don't believe what you've heard about repetition. Why repeating yourself in code is often better than the alternative.
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Agile
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harrisoncramer.me
1 years ago
Five Non-Technical Tips for Technical Interviews
Technical interviews require soft skills too! Here are a few things that I'll do in a technical round to give myself the best shot at succcess
Career
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harrisoncramer.me
1 years ago
Building Your Own Language Server
Implementing the language server protocol opens up a world of possibilities for your engineering team, and it's not as hard as you'd think
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harrisoncramer.me
1 years ago
Terminal Applications in Go
Charm's BubbleTea library integrates seamlessly with Cobra and Viper to build powerful command line tooling for developers.
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harrisoncramer.me
1 years ago
Mocking Interfaces in Go
Uber's gomock tool lets you easily mock out functionality from external libraries
Testing
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harrisoncramer.me
1 years ago
Contract-First API Design
Comparing different approaches to modeling state and enforcing schemas across API boundaries
API
Backend
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harrisoncramer.me
2 years ago
Building Neovim's first Gitlab Client
I've recently begun building the first open-source Gitlab client for Neovim. The plugin lets you review and manage merge requests directly within the editor. Here's how it works, what's next for the plugin, and what I've learned along the way
Open Source
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harrisoncramer.me
2 years ago
Migrating From Gastby to Astro
I recently migrated a simple blog site from Gatsby to Astro, and was glad I did. Here are my takeaways.
Web
Web Development
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harrisoncramer.me
2 years ago
Debugging in Neovim
Debug your applications directly within Neovim using the Debug Adapter Protocol, or DAP.
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harrisoncramer.me
2 years ago
Building A Powerful Neovim Configuration
Neovim is an unbelievably powerful tool, if you know how to use it. Here are some of my personal takeaways from using it as my primary editor for the past few years.
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harrisoncramer.me
3 years ago
Real-Time Web Scraping with Firebase and Twilio
Firebase has a FAAS and database infrastructure that makes scraping websites a breeze.
Cloud
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harrisoncramer.me
4 years ago
Designing asynchronous microservices with RabbitMQ
RabbitMQ is an open-source message broker that can help you decouple your microservices and keep your application fault-tolerant and fast.
DevOps
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harrisoncramer.me
4 years ago
Optimizing Your Webpack Bundle
Here are some simple steps you can take to optimize your webpack bundle for a production environment.
Performance
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harrisoncramer.me
4 years ago
Optimizing Docker images for production
Docker containers can get bloated very quickly. Put yours on a diet and keep your production build fast and secure.
Docker
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harrisoncramer.me
4 years ago
Building a chat application with SocketIO
Websockets are a great way to breathe life into an otherwise stale application. Implement them easily with SocketIO, the defacto standard for NodeJS applications.
JavaScript
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harrisoncramer.me
4 years ago
Protecting your production branch with CircleCI
Avoid merging unclean commits into your main branch by setting up a basic CI pipeline to test and lint your code.
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harrisoncramer.me
4 years ago
Deploying a NodeJS API with Docker and Kubernetes
Ever wanted to deploy an application to production using Amazon's hosted Kubernetes services, EKS? This is for you!
Node.js
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harrisoncramer.me
4 years ago
Publishing your first Javascript CLI
Command line tools can dramatically speed up redundant tasks, letting you focus on the project at hand. Here's how to build one using Javascript.
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