4 noteworthy links from this week: Let your code type-hint itself: introducing open source MonkeyType: an excellent occasion to revisit type hinting in Python cats 1.0.0: for Scala-f-ists! Why TLS 1.3 isn’t in browsers yet: a big in-depth article about TLS Questions about Chatbots: a nice overview of this technology that is supposed to change the world ;)
If you have been doing a bit of Ansible, there is probably some coding style that has emerged from your work, especially if you work in a team around the same code. During my time as an Ansible developer, I had the opportunity to collect some tips I use on a regular basis when writing scripts. These tips will probably help you save some time. I assume that you already know Ansible, Playbooks, YAML syntax and Ansible Galaxy roles....
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Tech remote attack on an ODB dongle, follow-up of last week links: It was obvious this will lead to some dirty exploitation. on Recursion, Continuations and Trampolines, an excellent in-depth article that speaks about tail call optimization and all these way to avoid exhausting the stack. how r/places was built for reddit 1st of April event. Technical and inspiring. Real life challenges :) Culture a simple RPG rule system you can use anywhere....
Tech Ellie is a nice webapp that allows prototyping of Elm-lang based applications. Elm is a javascript alternative, looks a lot like Haskell. Track your vehicle using using a ODB dongle, nice way to have a connected car. an iOS alternative that can probably do the job at last for some prototyping, or connected self: SensorLog by Bernd Thomas. I just need a PaaS to store the data and render them....