Since April Fools’ Day has passed, we’re not going to pull any pranks on you in this post. But April showers or not, you can still get this week’s digest from our authors. Top 5 Container Metrics Christian Meléndez goes into detail about the top container metrics you’ll want to look at before going deeper…
Got some free time to waste as your Wednesday comes to a close? Why not do so by hearing from our authors in this week’s digest. Laravel vs. Symfony: PHP Framework Comparison Choosing a good PHP framework provides the right building blocks to make developing your app a breeze. So if you want to look…
We’re excited to be featuring another one of our authors, Sylvia Fronczak, on the blog today! Sylvia brings a lot to the table, and we’re so happy to have her on board! Her intelligence and experience combined with her good sense of humor make her writing fun and rewarding to read. Today she shares about…
Some fresh weather is here and so is our weekly digest from our authors. Maybe you can distract yourself from some spring cleaning by checking out these posts instead. Bimodal Explained – A Release Management View Releasing software on two different paths, also known as bimodal IT, requires special handling sometimes. So Vlad Georgescu explores…
Hello! My name’s Amanda, and I’ve edited hundreds of tech blog posts. As you can imagine, I have a pretty good idea of what, on average, bloggers grapple with. Today, I want to talk about the very first thing you should master: the basic elements that make your post intuitive to follow. More specifically, we’re…
Another Wednesday is here, and so is another digest from us. Hopefully the rest of your week is as short and sweet as our updates are. How to Use Python Profilers: Learn the Basics Serious software development calls for performance optimization. And when you start optimizing application performance, you can’t escape looking at profilers. Whether…
Today on the blog, we’re featuring another one of our authors, Mark Henke. Because of his breadth of experience that includes DevOps .NET, SQL Databases, and JavaSpring, he’s able to write about a wide range of topics. He’s a lifelong learner that’s always up for a challenge, and we love having him on board! In…
Are you getting used to hearing from us? Well, don’t worry, because you can check in on our authors and their work every Wednesday. We’re back with another digest! Serverless Explained Serverless computing is a hot topic. How can you use it to improve your IT infrastructure? How will it change how you test and deploy…
Isn’t keeping up with us better than keeping up with the Kardashians? Then stay tuned for this week’s digest from our authors. Rails Logger and Rails Logging Best Practices What should we know to get the most out of our logging? Sylvia Fronczak has the answer to that. She gives you a look at the…
Feeling like settling down on this Wednesday afternoon? Why not do so while also checking out our weekly digest. So take a break and catch up with posts from our authors this week. Unit Testing Best Practices: 7 Ways to Improve Your Tests Unit tests may be helpful, but they’re also another piece of code…
For this week’s digest, our authors have taken a deep dive into any and every topic under the sun. So if you’re sitting inside in the cold and you want something to brighten your day, or at least entertain you for a moment while you warm up, read more below. Transforming Culture With Site Reliability Engineering…
Welcome to Hit Subscribe’s weekly digest post! When new posts from our authors pop on blogs, we’d like to start celebrating them and featuring their work here. So check out this week’s work below. A Detailed Guide to PHP Debugging In Phil Vuollet’s post, A Detailed Guide to PHP Debugging on Stackify’s blog, he explains…
When it comes to writing a good blog post (especially a good tech blog post), there’s a lot more that goes into it than you might think. You can’t just write a few paragraphs about your offering on your site and expect that it will get eyeballs and simultaneously convert to sales. Maybe you’ve tried…
In the world of career development, there’s a lot of noise implying that a person has to choose to work either in STEM or humanities fields. And there’s the further implication that people who excel in the humanities fail at STEM, or vice versa. That noise—it’s just noise. Because all over, people are joining those…
Today on the blog, we’re featuring another one of our authors, T.J. Simmons. He was one of our very first authors to join our team, and because of his extensive knowledge and engaging writing style, he’s our go-to guy for data science posts. Some of his other tech specialties include Python, PHP, and JavaScript. T.J. shares…