Terry Raimondo

Published in The Startup

·Jan 19

Monorepo: The game changer for streamlined software development

In software development, the way code is organized and managed can have a significant impact on the efficiency and effectiveness of the development process. Two popular approaches to code organization are polyrepo and monorepo architectures. A polyrepo architecture, also known as a multi-repository architecture, involves maintaining separate repositories for each…

Monorepo

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Monorepo

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Published in The Startup

·Sep 11, 2019

Building a front app with Rust (yes you can) and Yew

JS/TS is killing me. Now that I use Rust everyday, I have to try Yew, a front framework for Rust to create WASM apps, I spotted it long time ago but it wasn’t mature enough for my use case… guess what — now is the time ! …

Rust

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Rust

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Published in The Startup

·Jun 22, 2019

Writing a proxy in Rust and why it is the language of the future

It’s been a year since I wrote a little proxy with Rust, it is one of my first projects with this language and I learned a lot writing it. To sum up a bit, the main goal of this proxy is to be really simple to use and easy to…

Rust

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Rust

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Jul 17, 2017

Benchmarking a Rails API

Yesterday, I ran into a wall. The benchmarking wall. Some of you are thinking, what’s that all about ? What “benchmarking wall” ? *Sigh* Well… Have you ever tried to benchmark your Rails API in less than 30 minutes ? …

Ruby On Rails

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Ruby On Rails

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May 19, 2017

Why I chose Rails::Api over Grape

First of all, choosing a technology must be done by writing down your needs and looking for the most fitting tech. That’s what I’ve done, I’m building multiple APIs for an early-stage product to be commercialized soon, small team, big expectations, you know that feeling, right ? By being the…

Ruby On Rails

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Ruby On Rails

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