OpenJDK Migration Book Review
- October 04, 2023
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This review is about API Design Patterns by JJ Geewax from Manning. Check it out and if you’ve read it too, what did you think?
This review is about Designing APIs with Swagger and OpenAPI by Joshua S. Ponelat and Lukas L. Rosenstock from Manning.
There is no better time than the present for a book such as this, which can surely be seen to be some kind of Skaffold Bible.
The author provides a complete and thorough overview of the central issues faced by users of Kubernetes, presents Skaffold as a solution, highlights its features and pitfalls, while placing it within the context of the broader ecosystem of comparable solutions.
Some books were written to be read once and put aside, others to be read thoroughly several times and then to be placed behind glass to be broken in case of emergency.
This book is of the latter kind—once you’ve read through it a few times, and dipped into the areas that speak to you most, you want to have it nearby both as a PDF and in hard copy format—as a backup just in case you can’t find that PDF at the crucial moment when you really need to have a response at hand in times of crisis.
Shai Almog’s “Java Basics: A Practical Introduction to Full Stack Java” more than lives up to its title. And how could it be otherwise, with its highly Java driven and opinionated author.
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This review is about API Design Patterns by JJ Geewax from Manning. Check it out and if you’ve read it too, what did you think?
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There is no better time than the present for a book such as this, which can surely be seen to be some kind of Skaffold Bible.
The author provides a complete and thorough overview of the central issues faced by users of Kubernetes, presents Skaffold as a solution, highlights its features and pitfalls, while placing it within the context of the broader ecosystem of comparable solutions.
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