Damian Janowski
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Damian Janowski
@djanowski
Web dev. Product and Developer-Experience oriented. Also as @j4n0s.
Buenos Aires, Argentina Katılım Kasım 2007
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@heyjasperai 👋 FYI I can't sign up using my email address, the confirmation email is not going through :(
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We did this at low traffic sites too, even having "nights" at our disposal. Correctness is so nice – each code deploy happens calmly, no moving parts to coordinate ("hey okay code deploy now run the migration, quickly!!1")
Mike Coutermarsh@mscccc
How high traffic sites rename a db column without downtime. 1. Add new column 2. Double write to old/new column 3. Backfill new column 4. Switch reads/writes 100% to new column 5. Delete the old column Each step is a code deploy
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@code_barbarian (i can't 😅 dm me first or follow temporarily?)
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@hisham_hm i see this frequently! i wonder if they take into account spam reports from other users to move emails after they landed on other users’ inbox
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@AshleeMBoyer Hi! Thought you might find this interesting github.com/focus-trap/foc…
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@vinitkme You can still use Git to manage Homebrew as a project, just not as the distribution mechanism to users. Is that what you mean?
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@djanowski And that will be better to track versions and maintain hashes for the recipes? How? While using git has some cons, I still don't see a viable alternative.
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@djanowski Indeed, git gets very slow as the repository gets bigger. Even rsync could be better. Like how Gentoo Linux does it with Portage
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@vinitkme Just download a gzipped tarball with all the recipes on `brew update`?
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