A container can be started with one command. Keeping the right number of containers running after machines fail, requests race, and processes restart is a different problem. That problem is the useful starting point for building your own Kubernetes.
This article first explains why Kubernetes exists and how its real architecture works. It then uses that foundation to build a small contai...
When working on Fake Linux Terminal and then Hacking Cafe, I've created an abstraction of a Linux process in the form of a web worker. Those executable scripts lived in Filesystem and needed an access to DOM (in my case jQuery, becasuse the used
I've been working on FreshDeploy, a small open-source tool for checking web deployments.
It verifies deployed files, detects changes and provides an optional widget for monitoring.
Here's a quick test where I modified a file and then restored it:
At first, the browser console was only a debugging tool.
I wrote the same create, read, update, and delete code several times. The console already knew about controllers, services, tables, and SQL query names. So I added code generation.
The basic flow is simple:
In this devlog, I’m showcasing the Flashlight, Lantern, and Battery Systems I’ve built for my game in Unreal Engine 5 using Blueprints.
Both light sources are fully integrated with the inventory system and can be equipped, used, dropped, and swapped. The flashlight and lantern each maintain their own battery level, while the UI displays the remaining charge of the currently equipped light.<...
Social voice rooms look simple: a grid of 10–12 mic seats, a chat strip, some gift animations. Underneath, they combine three hard problems — real-time media, money, and trust & safety. Get any one wrong and the room either lags, leaks money, or turns toxic.
This post walks through a practical design for a multi-seat voice room: how to route audio, how to keep a virtual-coin economy...