October 2019
16 links saved this month.
firstround.com
The W Framework, a four-step planning loop where leadership sets context, teams draft proposals, leadership integrates them into one plan, and teams commit to it.
recurse.com
A self-directed retreat for programmers, who spend six or twelve weeks in New York working together on whatever makes them better at their craft.
benbrostoff.github.io
Habits for surviving multi-month projects — staying optimistic, logging daily progress, trusting compound gains and protecting dedicated time.
jvns.ca
Why a SELECT query is evaluated as FROM, WHERE, GROUP BY, HAVING, SELECT, ORDER BY, LIMIT rather than in written order, and what that explains about SQL's rules.
github.com
Notebooks working through pandas one recipe at a time — reading data, selecting, grouping, cleaning — on real-world datasets.
juliensalsa.fr
La clave, base rythmique des musiques cubaines, expliquée en notation et en exemples sonores pour la clave son, la clave rumba et la clave 6/8.
spring.io
Weighs partitioned topic routing against many direct exchanges, and shows how exchange-to-exchange bindings keep a large RabbitMQ topology flexible.
skillachie.com
How exchange-to-exchange bindings route messages between RabbitMQ exchanges, and where they beat binding straight to a queue.
medium.com
Why RabbitMQ multiplexes channels inside a single TCP connection, and how extra channels let one application publish and consume in parallel.
rabbitmq.com
RabbitMQ documentation on queues — naming, durability, exclusivity, message ordering, TTL, replication and consumer prefetch.
cloudamqp.com
Beginner's walkthrough of how exchanges, bindings and routing keys steer a message to queues, covering the direct, topic, fanout and headers exchange types.
github.com
Pure-Python AMQP 0.9.1 client library for asyncio, talking to brokers such as RabbitMQ with async/await.
rabbitmq.com
RabbitMQ documentation on binding one exchange to another to build layered routing topologies, with Java and .NET client examples.
rabbitmq.com
Reference guide to the AMQP 0-9-1 model — exchanges, queues and bindings, the four exchange types, acknowledgements, channels and virtual hosts.
