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What’s Easier than Clicking “Run Test”? Not Clicking It.

What’s Wrong With Microservice Dev?

Here at Windmill, we talk a lot about how much it sucks to develop on microservices. If you…

Microservice Devs: Put Down the Particle Accelerator

The Right Tool for the Right Job

“I’m Bored Waiting for my Build” Survey

Windmill Engineering knows that you probably spend much of your day waiting for your code to compile and tests to run and servers to start.

While you’re waiting, complain to us about it! What makes you productive, and what sucks up…

Should Developers Know about Kubernetes?

That’s a wrap on Kubecon 2018, and on 2018 as a whole. As I reflect on the Kubecon…

How Tilt updates Kubernetes in Seconds, not Minutes

When I bring my cat a box of toys, he loves the box and ignores the toys. I wish he’d pay attention to the work I did, but I didn’t let it bother me because he’s a cat. Then I started getting the same reaction from Kubernetes developers.

The First Modern Mention of Kubernetes

And Why it Still Matters

mish: Flexible Shell Notebooks

Shell makes it easy to rerun previous commands, but hard to edit them. Rerunning is <up>-<enter>, but…