Worklog: The tool to help you log your work
Latest - January 28, 2025
Worklog is a tool that helps you log your work in a structured way. It allows you to track your time, tasks, and progress, and generate reports to share with...
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Adapting to change: How to stay ahead in the tech industry
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The tech industry is a marathon that requires constant adaptation to stay ahead. Frameworks, best practices, languages, and tools evolve rapidly, and keeping...
Concourse: The Continuous Thing Doer
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As someone who sees many different CI/CD tools every day, it takes a lot to get my attention. However, there is one tool that has had my attention for a few ...
Unraveling the Storage Landscape: A Guide to Optimizing Backend Data Management
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The backbone of any backend system is the storage which holds the data. The storage landscape has grown far beyond simple hard drives and SSDs. In this post,...
To Microservice or Monolith: That Is the Question!
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In the ever-evolving landscape of software architecture, developers often find themselves at a crossroads: should they embrace the flexibility of microservic...
CI Tips: The Secret Sauce to Avoiding Code Meltdowns
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Your Continuous Integration (CI) pipeline can be the thing that keeps you sleeping at night, or the thing that causes you to lose sleep at night. In this art...
Unleashing the Power of WASM: Revolutionizing Kubernetes and Containerization
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As the cloud computing industry continues to evolve, so does the need for more efficient and secure ways to deploy and manage applications. Introduced in 201...
Unraveling the Secrets of the Internet
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The internet. It’s a vast place that most everyone uses daily. To the untrained eye, it’s a complete mystery. But what exactly makes the internet work? In to...
Welcome to Engineering Expeditions!
November 05, 2024
My name is Mitch, and I am an engineer who has had the pleasure to work in both hardware and software. I have always been fascinated by the intersection of t...
