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My standard tool for quickly spinning up a web app is Rails, but recently I've been writing a lot of python for data projects and I'm thinking about spending some time learning Django. Rails development seems to be going strong though and has me a little worried. Can anyone speak to Django development and its ecosystem in 2018?

Does anyone know why they decided to migrate to GCP? I'm trying to find an explanation in their project docs with no luck

I'm actually midway through this book and I definitely recommend it. The content manages to be both approachable and enlightening. I'm a backend software engineer with the latitude to architect systems at my company and the content so far has given me a stronger foundation for choosing how and where to manage our data. I really enjoy the mini-dives into the structures and decisions supporting the common databases you see today (B-trees, LSM trees, etc.) and discussing the trade offs between them. Now I find myself better equipped to evaluate the tools at our disposal for a given job.

I can imagine it may not dive deep enough for people who really understand the internals of a given data store and the content is probably available elsewhere. However this book is a thoughtful and engaging curation of a lot of information that I may have missed otherwise

having problems here as well. Slow down errors, 500 errors, and a random EC2 termination we suspect might've been related to EBS

+1 for RSS. Would love to add to my feedly

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MightySignal unearths and analyzes hard to find data in the world of mobile, and we're looking for engineers to join our growing team. Backend engineers here are free to explore daily and work on a variety of problems including reverse engineering, data discovery and analysis, and more. Frontend engineers own the whole process of designing and building the interfaces for our customers to absorb and make sense of our data. We're a small team and each person has a major role in guiding the future of our infrastructure and company. We're hoping to find people who share in our adventurous spirit. For a small taste of what we do, check out our free iOS and Android SDK reports: https://mightysignal.com/top-ios-sdks If you're interested, please reach out to osman at mightysignal dot com

MightySignal | Full Stack Engineer | San Francisco, CA | https://mightysignal.com

MightySignal | Frontend Engineer | San Francisco, CA | https://mightysignal.com

MightySignal unearths and analyzes hard to find data in the world of mobile, and we're looking for engineers to join our growing team. Backend engineers here are free to explore daily and work on a variety of problems including reverse engineering, data discovery and analysis, and more. Frontend engineers own the whole process of designing and building the interfaces for our customers to absorb and make sense of our data. We're a small team and each person has a major role in guiding the future of our infrastructure and company. We're hoping to find people who share in our adventurous spirit.

For a small taste of what we do, check out our free iOS and Android SDK reports: https://mightysignal.com/top-ios-sdks

If you're interested, please reach out to osman at mightysignal dot com

MightySignal | Full Stack Engineer | San Francisco, CA | https://mightysignal.com

MightySignal | Frontend Engineer | San Francisco, CA | https://mightysignal.com

MightySignal unearths and analyzes hard to find data in the world of mobile, and we're looking for engineers to join our growing team. Backend engineers here are free to explore daily and work on a variety of problems including reverse engineering, data discovery and analysis, and more. Frontend engineers own the whole process of designing and building the interfaces for our customers to absorb and make sense of our data. We're a small team and each person has a major role in guiding the future of our infrastructure and company. We're hoping to find people who share in our adventurous spirit.

For a small taste of what we do, check out our free iOS and Android SDK reports: https://mightysignal.com/top-ios-sdks

If you're interested, please reach out to osman at mightysignal dot com

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MightySignal | Frontend Engineer | San Francisco, CA | https://mightysignal.com, ONSITE

MightySignal unearths and analyzes hard to find data in the world of mobile, and we're looking for engineers to join our growing team. Backend engineers here are free to explore daily and work on a variety of problems including reverse engineering, data discovery and analysis, and more. Frontend engineers own the whole process of designing and building the interfaces for our customers to absorb and make sense of our data. We're a small team and each person has a major role in guiding the future of our infrastructure and company. We're hoping to find people who share in our adventurous spirit.

For a small taste of what we do, check out our free iOS and Android SDK reports: https://mightysignal.com/top-ios-sdks

If you're interested, please reach out to osman at mightysignal dot com

Keep in mind that some SDKs have internal dependencies. Those apps could just be linking a set of SDKs that happen to include those 3 networking libraries.

I'm not familiar with the procedure of publishing a paper, so please excuse my ignorance. What's preventing someone from submitting their work to publishers AND uploading it to an open access platform? They can rely on the journal for quality-review/validation/etc. while still allowing for wide dissemination.