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dev.to 6y ago

My Advice to Junior Developers

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medium.com 8y ago

I met every character from GoT at a little known startup called Yubl

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read.acloud.guru 9y ago

How does language, memory and package size affect cold starts of AWS Lambda?

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read.acloud.guru 9y ago

Auto-Scaling Kinesis Streams with Amazon Lambda

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medium.com 9y ago

Beware of dilution of DynamoDB throughput due to excessive scaling

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medium.com 9y ago

Building a scalable push notification system with AWS Lambda and BigQuery

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medium.com 9y ago

Did you know the smallest .Net ref type is 12 bytes?

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read.acloud.guru 9y ago

3 pro tips for using AWS Lambda with Kinesis

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medium.com 9y ago

Understanding Homoiconicity through Clojure macros

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medium.com 9y ago

Why I like Golang's interfaces

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hackernoon.com 9y ago

Don't learn a new syntax, learn to change the way you think

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medium.com 9y ago

Ops in the serverless world: monitoring, logging, config management

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read.acloud.guru 9y ago

AWS Lambda – comparing performance of supported platforms

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medium.com 9y ago

Build a URL shortener on AWS Lambda in under 2 hours

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theburningmonk.com 9y ago

Testing and CI/CD strategies with serverless architectures

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theburningmonk.com 9y ago

Comparing Scala's extractors to F#'s active patterns

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Comparing Scala's case class to F#'s discriminated unions

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theburningmonk.com 9y ago

From F# to Scala – type inference

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theburningmonk.com 9y ago

Yubl's road to Serverless architecture (Part 1)

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theburningmonk.com 9y ago

AWS Lambda – recursive function for SQS part 2 – elastic scaling

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theburningmonk.com 9y ago

Takeaways from “Simplifying the Future” by Adrian Cockcroft

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theburningmonk.com 10y ago

AWS Lambda – recursive function to process SQS messages

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theburningmonk.com 10y ago

Serverless – enabling Amazon API Gateway caching on query string params

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theburningmonk.com 10y ago

Building a Random Arts Twitter Bot

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tech.just-eat.com 10y ago

Hack your commit history for fun and profit

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theburningmonk.com 10y ago

All 25 days of AdventOfCode in F#

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Draw Fractal Plants in Elm

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Elm – fun with L-Systems

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Pythagoras Tree with Elm

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theburningmonk.com 10y ago

Simulating Monty Hall problem with F#

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Gamesys | London | Team Lead | ONSITE

We're Looking for a hands-on team lead to join our small backend team to build freemium social games using primarily a mixture of C# and F#, with some Erlang on the side.

Our games are played by around 1 million daily active users, with over 250 million requests per day and 10s of GBs of analytics data generated each day.

You'll be working in a product-focused team and responsible for everything that happens on the backend in true "you build it, you maintain it" fashion.

Everything you build will be deployed to AWS and you'll have the opportunity to work with many interesting and current technologies, e.g. EC2, Kinesis, DynamoDB, Redis, Neo4j, Elasticsearch, Google BigQuery, docker and many more!

You can find out more about the role and apply via JobVite http://jobvite.com/m?3O03vhw8