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24 07 2014

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Title: Kubernetes is not for my local development

Abstract: Summarize the post. Problem this post addresses, main points, proposed solution.

I have some experience when it comes to develop application that will run in
Kubernetes. The side effect of that is the local development. I lot of people
thinks that they have to develop as close as possible with the environment that
will run their application in production. This is not possible. Will tell you
why.

Prerequisites: What readers have to know. List technologies, tools, concepts.

A bit about kubernetes, cloud computing.

Takeaway: List of three main takeaways

A bashscript is good enough to be effective when developing locally. There is
nothing bad about developing without using containers.

Next Steps: Links or things readers can do to deep dive the content of your topic

https://twitter.com/adamhjk/status/1244053171351085056
https://okteto.com/
https://garden.io/
https://www.telepresence.io/

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Title: Join the shadow I helped with two kubernetes releases you can do it as well

Abstract: Summarize the post. Problem this post addresses, main points, proposed solution.

Prerequisites: What readers have to know. List technologies, tools, concepts.
Nothing

Takeaway: List of three main takeaways

• A better understanding about what sig-releases does
• Desires to contribute

Next Steps: Links or things readers can do to deep dive the content of your topic

• Join sig-release as shadow

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Title: My first month of #MentoringMonday

Abstract: Summarize the post. Problem this post addresses, main points, proposed solution.
In February I decided to join a very nice hashtag on Twitter promoted by Tanya
Janca @shehackspurple called
#MentoringMonday.

The hashtag can be used to propose yourself as a mentor, or to find one about
almost every topic you can think about, tech and not.

I keep proposing myself as a mentor for cloud computing, golang, docker,
kubernetes, open source and public speaking.

I have to say that it is an appointment I am excited about. I think I get to
speak with 3-4 people a week, it really depends on how many of you retweet my
tweet! Do it if you don't!

How I do mentoring?

Why I do it?

What I would like to do?! What I learned.

Prerequisites: What readers have to know. List technologies, tools, concepts.

Nothing

Takeaway: List of three main takeaways

You should be a mentor or you should look for one!
We should help each other

Next Steps: Links or things readers can do to deep dive the content of your topic

join #MentoringMonday

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see @BaseCrud private project (remember for me 💯 )

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very interesting idea !! thanks for the idea ! i while try !

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Title: The awesomeness of the httptest package

Abstract: Summarize the post. Problem this post addresses, main points, proposed solution.
One of the reasons why testing in Go is friendly is driven by the fact that the core team already provides useful testing package as part of the stdlib that you can use, as they do to test packages that depend on them. This article explains how to use the httptest package to mock HTTP servers and to test sdks that use the http.Client.

Prerequisites: What readers have to know. List technologies, tools, concepts.
This article is for beginners; I will suggest having a look at how the net/http package works.

Takeaway: List of three main takeaways

1. There is an httptest package available in the stdlib!
2. How to test code that depends on http.Client
3. How to mock an http.Server

Next Steps: Links or things readers can do to deep dive the content of your topic

I recently decided to build a page for every talk, more or less.
Right now it is limited to 2020 conferences because the data for the old one
aree not great yet.

I think using a library like this:

https://github.com/nfl/jquery-oembed-all

Can help me embedding youtube videos, slideshare and speakerdeck