Dev tools can only be as good as their SDKs. We realized this when optimizing the NATS Ruby client, ultimately getting a 3X faster SDK. So, here’s how and why to treat SDKs as first-class citizens in the world of developer-facing tools: The SDK Imperative: why developer tools live or die by their SDKs
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The BSDCan 2024 Playlist is now complete
As an update to a earlier post…
The BSDCan 2024 video playlist is now complete and available on both
YouTube
and Peertube.
Haiku gets tons of performance fixes, new FAT driver from FreeBSD, and a lot more
There’s a new Haiku activity report, and it’s a big one. A lot of bottlenecks and performance issues were addressed recently, and the list is too long and detailed for me to cover everything. Haiku developer Waddlesplash does a great job in this report detailing the various things he worked on to solve some of these bottlenecks and performance issues, and they cover everything from speeding up the readv and writev I/O calls, fixing an issue with the kernel’s device_manager lock, improving ELF symbol lookup by implementing the DT_GNU_HASH hash table, and much more. As part of working on these performance issues, Waddlesplash also fixed up Haiku’s CPU time profiler. Haiku has a built-in CPU time profiler (just called profile.) Unfortunately, it’s been rather broken for years, regularly outputting data that was either empty or just didn’t make any sense. In order to use it to try and track down some of the other bottlenecks, I spent a bunch of time fixing various bugs in it, as well as the debugger support code that it relies on to function, including to stack trace collection, buffer flushing, symbol lookup, scheduler callbacks, image load reporting, and more. I also implemented userspace-only profiling (ignoring kernel stack frames entirely), fixed some output buffer sizing issues, and fixed a race condition in thread resumption that also affected strace. While it isn’t perfect, it’s much better than before, and can now be used to profile applications and the kernel to see where CPU time is being spent; and notably it now checks the thread’s CPU time counters to detect if it “missed” profiling ticks, and if so how many. ↫ Haiku’s website Beyond these performance fixes, there’s a ton of other improvements and fixes, from better handling of HiDPI displays in HaikuDepot, improvements to CharacterMap, fixing subtitles in MediaPlayer, and tons more. Of course, there’s the bevy of driver fixes, including a major overhaul of the FAT driver, which was still largely based on old, original BeOS code because Be used the FAT driver as sample code. Haiku’s FAT driver is now based on FreeBSD’s FAT driver, which addressed a whole slew of issues. This isn’t even all of it – there’s so much more in this month’s activity report, so definitely head on over and give it a read.
(Ep70) Shrouding the Heavens English Subtitle || Sub Indo (Zhe Tian)
Shrouding the Heavens, 遮天, Shrounding the Heavens
At the edge of the dark and frozen universe, nine giant dragon corpses were bound in ancient bronze coffins. It seemed they had been there since the birth of the universe. This amazing view was captured by a spacecraft hovering in outer space.
The nine dragons and the mysterious bronze coffin made people wonder whether they went back to ancient times or had just reached another shore in the universe. A giant mythical world opens up, where immortality gradually emerges and paranormal events continue to occur.
Many people began to find their own traces (Dao) in these mythical realms. Their passion was like the turbulent and unrelenting waves of the sea. The heat in their blood was like an erupting volcano. Their desire for power and immortality drags them into the abyss without realizing it.
#ShroudingtheHeaven
#遮天
#70
#ShroundingtheHeavens
#Zhetian
At the edge of the dark and frozen universe, nine giant dragon corpses were bound in ancient bronze coffins. It seemed they had been there since the birth of the universe. This amazing view was captured by a spacecraft hovering in outer space.
The nine dragons and the mysterious bronze coffin made people wonder whether they went back to ancient times or had just reached another shore in the universe. A giant mythical world opens up, where immortality gradually emerges and paranormal events continue to occur.
Many people began to find their own traces (Dao) in these mythical realms. Their passion was like the turbulent and unrelenting waves of the sea. The heat in their blood was like an erupting volcano. Their desire for power and immortality drags them into the abyss without realizing it.
#ShroudingtheHeaven
#遮天
#70
#ShroundingtheHeavens
#Zhetian
LN Webworks: Integrating Drupal And Tailwind CSS: Step-By-Step Guide
It’s hectic and time-consuming when it comes to making something that takes a long time. Yes, we are talking about CSS stylesheets. It’s not easy to design a website because it’s not ‘effortless’.
In this blog, we will talk about the Integration of Drupal and Tailwood CSS to make this process a little bit easier for you.
A brief About Tailwind CSS
Tailwind CSS adopts a utility-first approach rather than building a class for the component. Tailwind CSS is a utility-first approach that makes creating applications faster and easier
Tailwind CSS offers limited benefits but assures you the flexibility and power to create your unique site.
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