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1,148 articles published in 2024.

Frontend — All About JavaScript Loops

All About JavaScript Loops

Every programming language has loops. Loops perform an operation (i.e., a chunk of work) a number of times, usually once for every item in an array or list,

EMErick MerchantErick Merchant·August 19, 2024Frontend
Security — A wild week in phishing, and what it means for you

A wild week in phishing, and what it means for you

From the U.S. elections and geopolitical conflict to tens of millions in corporate dollars lost, phishing remains the root cause of cyber damages. Learn why a comprehensive solution is the best way to stay protected.

PPPete PangPete Pang·August 16, 2024Security
Engineering — CSSWG Minutes Telecon (2024-08-14)

CSSWG Minutes Telecon (2024-08-14)

I was just going over the latest CSSWG minutes (you can subscribe to them at W3C.org) and came across a few interesting nuggets I wanted to jot down for

GGGeoff GrahamGeoff Graham·August 16, 2024Engineering
Performance — How To Defend Your Design Process — Smashing Magazine

How To Defend Your Design Process — Smashing Magazine

Ever felt pressure to speed up your design process? Here’s how to address unrealistic expectations and foster a shared understanding with stakeholders, ensuring everyone is aligned on the path to a successful delivery. Part of [Smart Interface Design Patterns](https://smart-interface-design-patterns.com) by yours truly.

VFVitaly FriedmanVitaly Friedman·August 15, 2024Performance
AI & ML — How Meta animates AI-generated images at scale

How Meta animates AI-generated images at scale

We launched Meta AI with the goal of giving people new ways to be more productive and unlock their creativity with generative AI (GenAI). But GenAI also comes with challenges of scale. As we deploy new GenAI technologies at Meta, we also focus on delivering these services to people as quickly and efficiently as possible. […]

CWChris Wiltz·August 14, 2024AI & ML
Databases — Mitigating Deadlocks in high concurrency environments - Shopify

Mitigating Deadlocks in high concurrency environments - Shopify

The problem In order to guarantee data integrity, MySQL requires locks prior to updating existing records. If multiple processes update data in the same table in parallel, deadlocks can occur depending on how the data is stored in disk and managed by MySQL. That can happen even if the different processes target different records. This blog post explores the problem of deadlocks in MySQL while upda

SEShopify Engineering·August 14, 2024Databases
Engineering — Quick Hit #9

Quick Hit #9

Heydon with a reminder that <address> isn't for, you know, mailing addresses.

GGGeoff GrahamGeoff Graham·August 12, 2024Engineering
Engineering — Celebrating one year of Project Cybersafe Schools

Celebrating one year of Project Cybersafe Schools

August 8, 2024, marks the first anniversary of Project Cybersafe Schools, Cloudflare’s initiative to provide small K-12 public school districts in the United States with a package of Zero Trust cybersecurity solutions – for free, and with no time limit.

ZZZaid Zaid, Caroline HendricksonZaid Zaid, Caroline Hendrickson·August 8, 2024Engineering
Frontend — Best Of Pro Scheduler Libraries — Smashing Magazine

Best Of Pro Scheduler Libraries — Smashing Magazine

For teams working remotely across the globe or together in an office, as well as for any group of collaborating users, a scheduler can be a valuable tool indeed. In this post, you’ll find some of the best commercial web scheduler libraries (JavaScript based) with amazing UX and high efficiency that are currently available.

PSPreethi SamPreethi Sam·August 8, 2024Frontend
Frontend — CSS Olympic Rings

CSS Olympic Rings

It was a few years ago during the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo 2020 that I made a demo of animated 3D Olympic rings. I like it, it looks great, and I love the

ASAmit SheenAmit Sheen·August 7, 2024Frontend
Networking — State of the fasterthanlime 2024

State of the fasterthanlime 2024

It’s time for some personal and professional news! TL;DR: I started a podcast with James , I’m stable on antidepressants, I’m giving a P99 CONF about my Rust/io_uring/HTTP work , I’m trying on “they/them” as pronouns, I’m open-sourcing merde_json , rubicon and others, I got a divorce in 2023, I found a new business model. Now that we’re on the same page: let’s unpack this a bit!

AWAmos WengerAmos Wenger·August 7, 2024Networking
AI & ML — Vercel AI SDK 3.3

Vercel AI SDK 3.3

Vercel AI SDK 3.3 introduces tracing, multi-modal attachments, JSON streaming to clients, and more.

VVercel·August 6, 2024AI & ML
AI & ML — How to integrate AI into your business

How to integrate AI into your business

Learn to build robust AI use cases, evaluate initiatives, and integrate AI into your team's workflow. Discover how Vercel's platform accelerates AI development and drives innovation.

VVercel·August 6, 2024AI & ML
AI & ML — RoCE networks for distributed AI training at scale

RoCE networks for distributed AI training at scale

AI networks play an important role in interconnecting tens of thousands of GPUs together, forming the foundational infrastructure for training, enabling large models with hundreds of billions of parameters such as LLAMA 3.1 405B. This week at ACM SIGCOMM 2024 in Sydney, Australia, we are sharing details on the network we have built at Meta […]

CWChris Wiltz·August 5, 2024AI & ML
SRE & Ops — DCPerf: An open source benchmark suite for hyperscale compute applications

DCPerf: An open source benchmark suite for hyperscale compute applications

We are open-sourcing DCPerf, a collection of benchmarks that represents the diverse categories of workloads that run in data center cloud deployments. We hope that DCperf can be used more broadly by academia, the hardware industry, and internet companies to design and evaluate future products. DCPerf is available now on GitHub. Hyperscale and cloud datacenter […]

CWChris Wiltz·August 5, 2024SRE & Ops
Frontend — It’s Time To Talk About “CSS5” — Smashing Magazine

It’s Time To Talk About “CSS5” — Smashing Magazine

Have you ever wondered what happened after CSS3? It’s common knowledge that we never saw CSS4 come after it, yet we have a plethora of new features that have no similar way of defining when they were introduced. The W3C CSS-Next community group is actively searching for better approaches for how we describe the evolution of CSS over time and identify feature sets as effectively as we did with CSS3

BDBrecht De RuyteBrecht De Ruyte·August 5, 2024Frontend