[Bootstrap.com]
Bootstrap Icons v1.3.0
Say hello to over 60 new icons with Bootstrap Icons v1.3.0! We focused our efforts on filling in some holes and expanding some coverage of a few categories. We’re super happy with how the new additions came out and hope y’all love them, too! As usual, we also snuck in some bug fixes to existing

[BBC]
BBC Food at 20; its biggest year
Jen Hartshorne, Dan Morehead & David FineBBC Home, Design and Engineering20 years ago when BBC Food was first created we would never have imagined how we’d be celebrating its 20th anniversary. The average weekly traffic across all weeks in 2020 was 3.4m unique UK browsers, which was up +74% on

[Soshace]
Optimizing Graphql Data Queries with Data Loader
When building any scalable application, performance, as well as speed, are important factors to consider. Hence optimization is crucial. There are numerous optimization techniques you should consider when working with GraphQL servers, but the most common is the caching technique which returns

[Cloudflare]
Meet The Workers Team Over Discord
The Cloudflare Workers team is excited to announce the opening of our Discord Channel!

[Soshace]
How to Add Custom Fonts in Flutter
In this tutorial, we are going to learn how to add the custom font to our Flutter app. The integration will work for both Android as well as iOS platforms. The steps are simple and easy to understand. We are going to make use of Google Fonts to download the required fonts which we are going to

[Just Eat]
Distributed Jenkins Nodes for iOS CI
Overview Like many other companies affected by lockdown, we needed to adapt to the new circumstances. That included distributing our CI build agents across our engineers’ homes. While mostly the new setup worked great, we faced a few challenges. This article outlines the solutions we used to help

[Cloudflare]
Untangling Compliance: Working Toward a Global Framework
As part of Cloudflare’s recent Privacy Week we hosted a series of fireside chats on security, privacy, and compliance. Many of these conversations touched on the intricate legal debate being held in Europe around data sovereignty. Here are some of the highlights.

[Docker]
Save the Date for DockerCon Live 2021!
As the calendar leaves 2020 in the rear view mirror, we’re looking forward to the year ahead. And as part of this, today we’re announcing the dates for DockerCon Live 2021. DockerCon Live will take place on May 27th, 2021. Sign up here to pre-register for the event! Once again, DockerCon Live

[GIPHY]
Part 2: Computer Vision @ GIPHY: How we Created an AutoTagging Model Using Deep Learning
This is part two of the GIPHY Autotagging blog post series, where we’ll cover modeling, configuration of our training environment, and share our results. In part one, we outlined our motivation for this product and provided an overview of existing related approaches. Additionally, we described

[Soshace]
Building a Pokedex with Next.js
Next.js is a framework for building static and dynamic React apps. It's production-ready and ships with handy features to get your app up and running in no-time. Next.js offers different ways of fetch The post Building a Pokedex with Next.js appeared first on Soshace.

[Cloudflare]
Cloudflare Radar's 2020 Year In Review
Today we are launching a dedicated Year In Review page with interactive maps and charts where you can explore what changed on the Internet in 2020. Year In Review is part of Cloudflare Radar.

[Uber]
The Journey Towards Metric Standardization
At Uber, business metrics are vital for discovering insights about how we perform, gauging the impact of new products, and optimizing the decision making process. The use cases for metrics can range from an operations member diagnosing a fares issue

[.NET]
Migrating RealProxy Usage to DispatchProxy
As I’ve helped customers port .NET Framework apps to .NET Core 3.1 and .NET 5, one question that has come up several times is the question of what to do about System.Runtime.Remoting.Proxies.RealProxy usage. Customers using the API are concerned because they know that remoting is not supported on

[Imgur]
A Very Cryptic Secret Santa
An extra dose of magic can make the holiday season just a little bit more special. When it comes to Imgur Secret Santa, there is no shortage of magic, generosity,

[Google Research]
Google Research: Looking Back at 2020, and Forward to 2021
Posted by Jeff Dean, Senior Fellow and SVP of Google Research and Health, on behalf of the entire Google Research community When I joined Google over 20 years ago, we were just figuring out how to really start on the journey of making a high quality and comprehensive search service for

[BBC]
A brief insight into the complexities of creating a new capability at the BBC
The BBC is committed to creating a truly personalised experience for everyone. We believe that a more personal BBC helps us build a deeper connection with our audiences, and helps us to extract more value from online. We have so much to offer across our products and services and one of our

[Deezer]
Using a “go links” service in your organization
When I joined Deezer three years ago, the onboarding process called DeezCover was undergoing a complete redesign, so mine was relatively brief. I struggled to find my way around the company’s organization and documentation as I stepped into my new job.Of course, there was an internal Wiki, but

[Docker Engineering]
Top Developer Trends for 2021
The year 2020 will go down in the history books for so many reasons. For Docker, despite the challenges of our November 2019 restructuring, we were fortunate to see 70% growth in activity from our 11.3 million monthly active users sharing 7.9 million apps pulled 13.6 billion times per month

[Cloudflare]
A Name Resolver for the Distributed Web
At Cloudflare, we have been exploring alternative ways to resolve queries to responses that align with these attributes. We are proud to announce a new resolver for the Distributed Web, where IPFS content indexed by the Ethereum Name Service ENS can be accessed.

[Slack]
A Day in the Life of a Backend Platform Engineer at Slack Pune
5:25 am First alarm rings. Snooze. 6:30 am The final alarm rings and I know this is the last one, so I get up and immediately start making my bed. I open the curtains to take a look at the weather and the early morning light. I walk to my balcony and stand there to