Here is a list of articles about tech that I have found interesting during the months of September and Octobre. Enjoy!

Nodejs / Typescript / Javascript

• wasmtime a performant web assembly engine reach 1.0
• node.js 18 has a watch mode (no more need of nodemon: node --watch file.js)

  Rust

• The 10 challenges awaiting rust in the near future
• xshell, a lib to execute shell commands in rust
• 1 petabyte of S3 data deleted in 153 hours, visualized !

  Swift

• Using swiftwasm to build a webapp from a ios app

  Cloud

• localstack, a tool to test your AWS command locally (usefull for CD development)
• Why building an alternative to systemd for image container running in a kubernetes context ? @krisnova explains the source of the young aurae project
• Use Hashicorp's Vault in AWS Lambda

  Dev / Tooling

• Want to do something in bash but don't know how to do it, this repo is here for you
• curl cheat sheet
• gum, a tool to build usefull & beautifull shell scripts
• Why we need to have end of line in linux ?
• oasdiff a lib to detect breaking changes on OpenApi 3.0 (github action included)
• act a tool to test & run github actions locally
• Why I do not use Prettier by Anthony Fu (creator of Vitest)

  Craft / Architecting

• 8 great advices about software development from Olivier Jumpertz
• Is High Quality Software Worth the Cost? by Martin Fowler

  Organization / Agility

• Example mapping explained (25 minutes long 3 amigos!)
• Interesting article about the trend on devops, plateform engineering and SRE
• For delightful reviews say nice things !
• Why I don't use Scrum to manage my Remote Teams

  Lead in tech

• Zalando Quality Engineering Journey—From Monolith to Microservices, interesting article about it technical transformation to support its business
• An enlighting article from Charity Majors (CTO @honeycomb) about hierachy & transparency in companiescharity.wtf/2022/09/23/the-hierarchy-is-bul..

  Fun

• religth, a tool to change lightning of any picture
• Top 4 Alien Languages
• The awesome Reorg rag