The Weekly Top 10 DEV Articles You Should Read
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1- Why coding interviews aren't all that bad
Coding interviews have never been popular in the programming community because people find them too hard, too unfair, too unrepresentative of reality, and so on. In this post, the author wants to make the case that coding interviews aren't all that bad. (19/03/2022)
2- Introducing the Google Forms API
The Forms API provides programmatic access for managing forms, acting on responses, and empowering developers to build powerful integrations on top of Forms. (17/03/2022)
3- The opportunity will find you
knowledge changes how we see the world. It’s like when you travel, come back home and start seeing things a bit differently. (21/03/2022)
4- Detecting silent errors in the wild
Silent data corruptions (SDCs), data errors that go undetected by the larger system, are a widespread problem for large-scale infrastructure systems. Left undetected, these types of corruptions can cause data loss and propagate across the stack, and manifest as application-level problems. (17/03/2022)
5- Penny Wise and Cloud Foolish
Google adding data transfer charges to match AWS and breaking architectural promises they’ve made to their customers in the process. This is an incredibly short-sighted move and will damage customer trust in Google Cloud for many years. (21/03/2022)
6- Graph machine learning with missing node features
This post aims to show that feature propagation is an efficient and scalable approach for handling missing features in graph machine learning applications and that it works surprisingly well despite its simplicity. (17/03/2022)
7- How the Metaverse Will Transform the IT Industry?
Do you want to know in which areas or in which technology or in which industry, most of the jobs are going to get created in the next 5 to 10 years from the I.T. perspective, then here’s the answer? (23/03/2022)
8- Please stop writing shell scripts
Bash, and shell scripting languages in general, are mostly broken by default. (22/03/2022)
9- Introducing Natural Language Search for Podcast Episodes
For the query “electric cars climate impact”, our Elasticsearch cluster did not actually retrieve anything for it… but does this mean that we don’t have any relevant content to show to the user for this query? Enter Natural Language Search. (17/03/2022)
10- An Introduction to Generics
The Go 1.18 release adds support for generics. Generics are the biggest change we’ve made to Go since the first open-source release. In this article, we’ll introduce the new language features. We won’t try to cover all the details, but we will hit all the important points. (22/03/2022)