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Happy December Earthlings!
I'm Adam, and welcome to the latest Earthly newsletter, where I share the most popular articles and tutorials from the Earthly blog in the last 30 or so days.
What is a Merge Queue, and how to use it? Merge queues (or trains, if you use GitLab) are created in order to arrange multiple pull requests consecutively.
Docker Scout is an innovative tool that simplifies securing Docker images by analyzing their contents and generating a detailed report of any vulnerabilities...
Kubernetes’ support for container runtimes other than Docker Engine has spurred the development of new and more advanced Docker-compatible command line such as nerdctl.
A software bill of materials (SBOM) is a manifest that lists all the dependencies and third-party components included in your application’s codebase.
containerd is a leading container runtime that manages the complete lifecycle of the containers running on your system.
The article discusses the challenges of learning complex programming languages like Rust and how the use of Large Language Models (LLMs) can help bridge the gap.
Reminder: Earthly is an open-source tool that simplifies software builds, ensuring consistency across environments. Earthly Satellites are remote build runners that are compatible with any CI and make builds faster. Sign up for Earthly Cloud to receive 6,000 build minutes per month on Satellites for free.
In this post, we present lib/rust, an open-source Earthly library created in collaboration with the ExpressVPN core team, that will help you get maximum performance on Rust builds in CI when used in combination with persistent build runners.
That's it for this 2023.
See you next in 2024,
Adam
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Happy April Earthlings! I'm Gavin, and welcome to the latest Earthly newsletter, where we share the most popular articles and tutorials from the Earthly blog in the last 30 or so days. Top Blog Content The Montréal Effect: Why Programming Languages Need a Style Czar The blog post discusses the challenges of maintaining consistent coding styles across large programming projects. It argues for a 'Style Czar' to establish and evolve style guidelines, preventing the fragmentation of coding...
Happy March Earthlings! I'm Adam, and welcome to the latest Earthly newsletter, where I share the most popular articles and tutorials from the Earthly blog in the last 30 or so days. Top Blog Content From Go to Rust: The Two Types of Readable Code Ever looked at some code and thought, “Wow, that’s an ugly mess!”? Or maybe you picked up a new programming language and felt right at home? It’s funny how our gut feelings about code often come down to what we’re used to. Optimizing Rust Build...
Happy February Earthlings! I'm Adam, and welcome to the latest Earthly newsletter, where I share the most popular articles and tutorials from the Earthly blog in the last 30 or so days. Top Blog Content Rust, Ruby, and the Art of Implicit Returns This article explores the concept of implicit returns, if-expressions, match-expressions, and single-expression functions in programming languages like Rust, Ruby and Scala. Showboaters, Maximalists and You This article encourages developers to...