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Daily Edition · Page 4

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

ARTICLES & TUTORIALS

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AND TOOLS

GitHub is a remote-first company, so its communication approach is rooted in asynchronous communication. The team uses GitHub not just for code hosting, but also for planning, discussing, and documenting work. To manage communication effectively, they created the "How we communicate" guidance, with rules such as preferring asynchronous communication and embracing collaboration. GitHub also uses AI to reduce notification fatigue and summarize discussion posts, making it easy for people to catch up on conversations they missed quickly.

github.blog · 8 min

TLDR Web Dev

WHY HTTP/3 IS EATING THE WORLD

HTTP/3, a new version of the HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP), has gained rapid adoption on the internet, with support ranging from 19% to over 50% among web servers and networks. It is used extensively by major companies like Google and Meta. HTTP/3 solves several problems of older protocols like TCP, offering better security, encryption, efficiency, and performance. Its adoption has been driven by its improved performance, which makes it ideal for loading web pages and streaming videos.

blog.apnic.net · 5 min

TLDR Web Dev

NO MORE VENDOR LOCK-IN? THE RISE OF SKY COMPUTING

Traditional cloud computing often confines users to vendor-specific platforms. Sky Computing reduces this dependency – it’s a technical abstraction layer on top of cloud providers that allow cloud apps to operate freely across multiple cloud providers. This approach offers benefits such as cost optimization, redundancy, risk mitigation, and performance enhancement. It allows companies to achieve greater flexibility, scalability, and avoid vendor lock-in, while cloud providers can tap into new revenue opportunities and expand their market share.

blog.bytebytego.com · 20 min

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