TIL: MontyDB - MongoDB Implemented in Python
Today I learned about MontyDB, a pure Python implementation of MongoDB that can run in-memory or with file storage, perfect for testing and lightweight applications.
Today I learned about MontyDB, a pure Python implementation of MongoDB that can run in-memory or with file storage, perfect for testing and lightweight applications.
Getting back into side projects and learning after a break. Setting up Raspberry Pi clusters, learning new technologies, and planning future technical explorations.
Today I learned about CPUFetch for displaying CPU architecture info, OneFetch for beautiful Git repository summaries, and Google's comprehensive CSS learning resource.
Today I learned about DNS performance testing tools and troubleshooting Pi-hole performance issues with Unbound recursive DNS server.
Today I learned about excellent technical blogs by Eli Bendersky and Martin Kleppmann, discovered NoCoDB as an Airtable alternative, and found a curated list of example-based learning resources.
Today I learned about CRDTs for distributed systems, extreme HTTP performance tuning achieving 1.2M API requests/second, and BYTEPATH - a replayable arcade shooter game.
Today I learned about AutoInvent's development tools, ASGI specification for async Python web apps, dh-virtualenv for Python packaging, RAPIDS for GPU data science, and FlaskCon 2020 talks.
Today I learned about MangaDesk, a terminal client for MangaDex that lets you browse and read manga directly from the command line.
Today I learned about McFly, a shell history search tool that learns from your usage patterns and provides intelligent command suggestions with fuzzy searching.
Today I learned about Siege for load testing and benchmarking web applications, plus discovered a curated collection of FastAPI resources and tools.