GitHub has an Environments feature that is probably what you’re looking for. It will tell you exactly what pr is deployed to an environment at any point in time. I would recommend automatically removing labels after the deploy is done, so that you’re not depending on reading which labels are active, instead just use the Environments.
It’s pretty easy to use. If you are using a lot of reflection you might have trouble, but if you’re using a standard large framework like spring, quarkus, or micronaut you’ll be fine. Quarkus makes it dead simple honestly. We deploy all of our Kotlin lambdas on AWS using Graal. It’s faster than node and much easier to write safe code.
I don’t know why you would think that. GraalVM can compile tiny tiny packages, and you can easily remove features from the JVM if you don’t need them. It’s a terrible myth that JVM means massive binaries.
I consider them negatively. In general, candidates that focus on certificates correlate negatively with performing well at behavioral questions and coding questions. That’s not to say you shouldn’t get certificates, but if you’re putting them on your resume in lieu of actual experience then that’s a bad sign. And if you think the certificates equate to experience then that’s also a bad sign.
Both genders have the same problem. Women get underwear in exact sizing, along with tops that usually are exact. Men get exact sizing in pants and button up shirts. Women do have the same problem with sizing of pants and dresses, but women also have a vastly larger selection. Go look at how many stores sell only to women. Then go look at the stores that sell to both but then have a women’s section that is 5-10x the size of the men’s section.
yes, I talk about it in several other comments on this thread.
https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/exploring-http-syntax.html https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/http-client-cli.html https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/test/http-files?view=aspnetcore-8.0
no worries. I'm just slow to respond. Got lots going on. Seems like you figured it out though? Do you want some more guidance?
Yeah I tried Go and absolutely hated it. Way too many downsides to it as well. I am surprised it grew as a language at all.
Well written article that mirrors exactly what I’ve discovered over the years as well.
Typo in one part if the author is reading: compilated
to avoid paul starving just do what I put in my spoiler! you seem more driven than me. I'm not gonna spend time uploading youtube videos lol
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ooh, this is pretty good.