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A 12-post collection

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Making Trivial Erlang/OTP Releases With Relx

Thanks to Tristan Sloughter and his recent work on relx making an Erlang/OTP no-downtime release is now super, super trivial. Like, so trivial you should »

Brian L. Troutwine on erlang, software development 13 September 2013

When would you choose Erlang?

I'm one of the Lucky Few (thousand?) that get to work with Erlang professionally. Lots of people I meet are interested in the language--or Elixir, increasingly, »

Brian L. Troutwine on erlang, software development 10 July 2013

Cooperative Functional Testing of REST APIs

There's something I was told that's been flitting around my mind, paraphrased: "Functional testing, done repeatedly, is pretty much monitoring." I'm not entirely convinced »

Brian L. Troutwine on software development, testing 23 January 2013

Adaptable REST resource model in Ruby.

Infrastructure services: it's what I do now. The primary service I work on is FireEngine, previously mentioned in this blog. It's a network device abstraction service, »

Brian L. Troutwine on software development, ruby 15 January 2013

Dropwizard's Health Checks, Metrics and Operation Focus

I got a chance, finally, to play with Yammer's Dropwizard a bit this weekend. It's an interesting library/mini-framework that does so very much to showcase »

Brian L. Troutwine on software development, java, operations 30 December 2012
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