TLDR Web Dev

TLDR WEB DEV 2023-05-01

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01ARTICLES & TUTORIALS

engineering.linkedin.com10 min read

GROKKING SIMPLICITY: TAMING COMPLEX SOFTWARE WITH FUNCTIONAL THINKING

This blog post presents notes on Grokking Simplicity, which goes over methods to make working with complex software easier. It goes over using functional programming effectively, distinguishing types of code, using first-class abstractions, and more.

bagerbach.com19 min read

02OPINIONS & ADVICE

03LAUNCHES & TOOLS

EVA

EVA is a database system for building simpler and faster AI-powered applications. EVA is designed for supporting database applications that operate on both structured (tables, feature vectors) and unstructured data (videos, podcasts, PDFs, etc.) using deep learning models. It also supports an AI-oriented SQL-like query language tailored for analyzing unstructured data.

github.comGitHub repository

LOG4BRAINS

Log4brains is a docs-as-code knowledge base for your development and infrastructure projects. It enables you to log Architecture Decision Records right from your IDE and publish them automatically as a static website. This allows developers to better understand past technical decisions, onboard new developers quicker, have up-to-date documentation, and set up collaborative decision processes.

github.comGitHub repository

TUTIM

Tutim provides open-source wizard form infrastructure for web applications. It gives you your own in-house multi-step form builder that's fully integrated with your component library and design system. Everybody on your team can create, edit, and publish wizards and surveys in your app regardless of their technical background.

github.comGitHub repository

04MISCELLANEOUS

EXCITING SQLITE IMPROVEMENTS SINCE 2020

Despite its widespread usage, there is a common misconception that SQLite is a stagnant or outdated technology since it’s been around for more than 20 years. This blog post takes a look at some of the exciting improvements and refinements that SQLite has seen since 2020, such as full JSON support via built-in functions.

blog.airsequel.com2 min read