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Things worth reading. Or not. At least, I thought I'd rather keep them when I encountered them.1316 links so far, newest first.
martinfowler.com
Weighs the benefits of microservices — module boundaries, independent deployment, technology choice — against distributed complexity, eventual consistency and operational cost.
aws.amazon.com
AWS's 2015 general-availability post for Boto3, the Python SDK rebuilt around data-driven clients and object-oriented resource APIs.
openrefine.org
OpenRefine, a free desktop application for cleaning messy datasets, reconciling them against external sources and converting between formats.
outwit.com
OutWit Hub, a desktop application for Windows, macOS and Linux that finds, extracts and organises data and media from web pages.
consul.io
Service networking: discovery, health checking and secure connectivity between services across data centres.
github.com
A jQuery and Moment.js date picker that handles single dates and date ranges from one calendar view.
graylog.org
Graylog, an open source log management platform for collecting, searching and analysing logs from across an infrastructure.
python.org
The PEP that adds native coroutines to Python 3.5 with async def and await, along with async with and async for.
medium.com
An early introduction to WebAssembly as a low-level binary format for the web, complementing JavaScript and letting other languages run in the browser.
libcloud.apache.org
A Python library for driving many cloud providers through one API.
theodi.org
Home page of the Open Data Institute, a non-profit that helps organisations and governments build open, trustworthy data infrastructure.
adresse.data.gouv.fr
Site officiel de la Base Adresse Nationale, qui référence les adresses du territoire français et fournit des outils de géocodage et de gestion des bases adresses locales.
