For a certain decacorn using Python, a standard 'hot-reload' server during development wasn't cutting it. It shocked me, but the bottleneck was literally _restarting their app_. For lots of scale-ups that rely on 'gunicorn --reload', './manage.py runserver', or other process-based reloaders, there is a better way! I wrote about *Dependency Maps*, how we can generate them with Tach, and how to use them to build a very fast Hot Module Replacement (HMR) server for Python. In typical development, this can turn ~30s+ delays into instantaneous feedback. Check out the write-up here: https://lnkd.in/d6mfwM8s
关于我们
Gauge - solving the microservices/monolith dilemma
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https://gauge.sh
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- 所属行业
- 科技、信息和网络
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- 2-10 人
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- San Francisco，CA
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- 私人持股
- 创立
- 2024
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US，CA，San Francisco
Gauge (YC S24)员工
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Thanks James Abel, fal and EdgeDB for hosting Gauge (YC S24) at this week! It was awesome to share Tach with folks who are deeply connected to the Python ecosystem. We also just passed 1.5k ? on GitHub! If you haven't already, give us a spin here! https://lnkd.in/gj4DuJ2f
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For codebases with millions of lines of code, incremental progress is the _only_ way to reliably improve code quality. If it seems like splitting the whole system into modules is a non-starter, support for Layered Architecture in Tach was built for you! I wrote about some of our recent work to support codebases with teams committing thousands of times a day: https://lnkd.in/dsdsMqbj
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Had a blast demoing Gauge (YC S24) and Tach to 300+ builders at the AWS Startup Loft San Francisco! Thanks Product Hunt / Rajiv Ayyangar and The GenAI Collective for hosting ?? We're building open-source tools to help you untangle your codebase. If you're looking to start modularizing as you scale, we'd love to chat!
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Copilots are incredibly effective tools for engineers, but often tech debt is a blocker to realizing its full potential: https://lnkd.in/dEGAUgKA
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At a certain point, monoliths start to crumble. That being said, microservices aren't always the right solution: https://lnkd.in/grdXYqRK
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Monoliths or microservices? When starting out, why microservices can wait: https://lnkd.in/gBstEDM3
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That was quick! 957 ? on Github... Just 43 away from 1k - last chance to be in the first 3 digits ?? https://lnkd.in/gj4DuJ2f
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The trouble with __all__ As a Python dev, it's frustrated me that _all__ let's you define public interfaces, but does nothing to enforce them. Diving deeper into this problem led to me writing my first hook on __import__ - read more below! https://lnkd.in/eqyU5VCe
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Had an incredible time presenting at launch live yesterday with Evan Doyle and Garry Tan! If you're a Python developer, check us out at Gauge (YC S24)