Reading Notes #623

Ready for another round of intriguing reads and insightful listens? This week's edition of Reading Notes dives into the seamless blending of Python and .NET, fresh monetisation strategies in open source, AI innovations, and thought-provoking podcast discussions. 

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Programming

AI

Podcast

Sharing my Reading Notes is a habit I started a long time ago, where I share a list of all the articles, blog posts, and books that catch my interest during the week.

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Reading Notes #622

Welcome to this week’s reading notes! In this post, you’ll find a curated selection of insightful articles and tutorials covering various topics in technology and programming. Whether you’re looking to enhance your testing skills with .NET Aspire, improve your code comprehension with GitHub Copilot, or explore the world of Docker for DevOps, there’s something here for everyone. Dive in and enjoy these valuable resources!

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Suggestion of the week

Cloud

Programming

LowCode

Miscellaneous

  • Hosting a (DevOpsDays) Tech Conference (Dewan Ahmed) - I went to this even and you could feel it was prepared with patio and care. It very interesting to learn about the behind the scene and all the work put both before and after.DevOpsDay Halifax you won my heart.

~ Frank



Reading Notes #621


Welcome to this week’s Reading Notes! Dive into debunked Docker myths, celebrate 10 years of Azure API Management, and learn how to enhance your online presence as a developer. 

Suggestion of the week

  • 10 Docker Myths Debunked (Jay Schmidt) - This is a very informative post easy to understand that answers or in fact provides more information debunking those myths.

Cloud

Programming

  • .NET Aspire Multilanguage (Tommaso Stocchi) - Wow! I really cool example that shows how a mix o languages can be used all together and use .Net Aspire to orchestrated it all.

Miscellaneous

  • How to Build Your Online Presence as a Developer (Mangabo Kolawole) - This post is packed with good advice for anyone that want to start a new business, get a job in tech but in other field too. Communication and visibility are the golden keys.
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