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06-04-2021
Sharding your database Craig Kerstiens

Sharding your database Craig Kerstiens

Source: craigkerstiens.com

I’m increasingly encountering users on Heroku that are encountering the need to shard their data. For most users this is something you delay as long as possible as you can generally go for sometime before you have to worry about it. Additionally scaling up your database is often a reasonable approach early on and something I encourage as a starting point as scaling up is easy to do with regards to databases. However, for the 1% of users that do need to shard when the time comes many are left wondering where to start, hence the fo...

Tags: sharding database
06-04-2021
Handling Growth with Postgres: 5 Tips From Instagram - Instagram Engineering

Handling Growth with Postgres: 5 Tips From Instagram - Instagram Engineering

Source: instagram-engineering.tumblr.com

As we’ve scaled Instagram to an ever-growing number of active users, Postgres has continued to be our solid foundation and the canonical data storage for most of the data created by our users. While less than a year ago, we blogged about how we “stored a lot of data” at Instagram at 90 likes per second, we’re now pushing over 10,000 likes per second at peak–and our fundamental storage technology hasn’t changed.

Tags: postgres scaling database postgres
06-04-2021
Game programming for beginners

Game programming for beginners

Source: edu4java.com

In these series of tutorials I will explain new java concepts of an intermediate level (threads, AWT, Swing, etc.) and basic concepts for game programming (game loop, FPS, sprite, etc). These tutorials are useful both for those who want to program games, as for those who, with a basic or intermediate level in java, want to learn and improve java programming concepts in an entertaining way.

Tags: java game-programming tutorial
06-04-2021
Sheetsu Documentation

Sheetsu Documentation

Source: docs.sheetsu.com

Get data from Google Spreadsheet in a matter of seconds. You can copy the HTML Snippet and paste it into your website without any code. If you are developer, you can use one of many languages or frameworks Sheetsu supports like Ruby, Node, React, JavaScript Python, PHP, JQuery, C#, Swift, or R.

Tags: REST google googledocs
06-04-2021
Garage Door Parts | Hinges, Brackets, Cables, Locks, Springs, Rollers

Garage Door Parts | Hinges, Brackets, Cables, Locks, Springs, Rollers

Source: waynedaltonparts.com

Wayne Dalton Parts - Garage door part supplier featuring garage door repair and replacement parts including hinges, rollers, cables, springs, brackets and more. We have the replacement garage door parts for your garage door. If you want to fix it yourself, we have the parts for your garage door. Order online today.