WebAssembly (WASM) is a new type of code that runs in browsers. Previously, developers of browser-based web applications had only one choice of programming language and/or environment: JavaScript. This was good and much gold did the people earn; nevertheless, some weren’t happy that they had only one choice. WASM is here to change that. WASM, according […]
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A fantastic Greek place in Williamsburg double-billed me last week. These things happen. Thankfully, nowadays I find out about strange activity on my account pretty quickly, and can act on it just as fast, with no need to wait on hold. The tools engineers like us build, like the live chat option on my bank’s […]
Learn MoreAt InRhythm we’re focused on growth—for our consultants, our clients, and anyone else looking to learn. This is the first installment of a bi-weekly newsletter that will showcase the cutting-edge technologies and techniques our people are working with. Each issue will include articles written by InRhythm engineers and curated links to articles and other resources you can […]
Learn MoreThe problems development teams at large companies like MasterCard or Goldman Sachs face are largely problems of scale. For example, how should an authentication system work when clients randomly connect to thousands, even hundreds of thousands of servers in unpredictable ways? How are sessions coordinated? How is a UI connected to one server notified about […]
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