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This past week I’ve been on holidays in Cordoba. I put on 2.5kg in 4 days. Recommended.
Sweet, sweet holidays.
As promised, the numbering of these posts is now year-indexed.
I have been on holidays this week, playing VR and preparing videos for an online Python event I co-organise.
Finished that post, now started the next. And having all Fridays off is awesome.
This one is actually making it on time. Don’t get used to it.
Spark 3 is here! Rejoice!
Another hard push at reducing my reading list. At the current pace I may not write many more of these posts.
A mixed bag of interesting history tidbits sprinkled with Haskell code, Scala stuff, data engineering systems and practices, and how to code with your voice.
This feels like a heavy engineering edition. A lot of Haskell, Rust, Python and Scala. There’s still a bit of everything, but this will appeal hardcore developers more than usual.
This is a slightly longer edition because my reading list was overflowing with 400+ articles. I “trimmed” it down to “only” 380 during this week, I had a lot of airport time due to going to Spark Summit Europe to give a talk.
A bit of Python, some more Rust and the usual randomness. The first one looks tasty.
If you have have known me for any length of time you’ll know I write mostly Python and Scala lately (Rust is getting into the mix slowly). And you should know, I am a heavy emacs user. I have been using emacs for close to 15 years, for the past 3 my emacs of choice has been spacemacs. I used to have a very long, customised and complex .emacs and with spacemacs I get a mostly-batteries-included package.
Software engineering, Spark, history, python. Expect a similar wide range in the future as well. You can check all my weekly readings by checking the tag here . You can also get these as a weekly newsletter by subscribing here.
Testing and debugging Apache Airflow We’ve been using Airflow for almost a year (on my suggestion). I’m not super-happy with it, and testing it is one of the pain points.
You know how you slip once on a habit and everything goes crazy? Well, I’ve been 4 weeks without writing these, so here’s the accumulated reading from 4 weeks. Because, even if I don’t write it, I read a lot anyway. Also, there’s lot of interesting content this “week”.
Sorry for the delay, Sunday was my birthday (also, Elmo’s, and The Day The Music Died as well) and I spent the day without access to a computer.
Software/data engineering, languages, writing. Expect a similar wide range in the future as well. You can check all weekly readings by checking the tag here.