This is the third post in a series I’m writing about a new Minimal Viable Product we’ve released at Voxgig that turns your podcast into a chatbot. Your visitors can now ask your guests questions directly! The first post is … Continue reading → The post The Voxgig Podcast Chatbot: Triggering Ingestion, and some Debugging DX first appeared on Richard Rodger .
This is the third post in a series I’m writing about a new Minimal Viable Product we’ve released at Voxgig that turns your podcast into a chatbot. Your visitors can now ask your guests questions directly! The first post is … Continue reading → The post The Voxgig Podcast Chatbot: First, Subscribe! first appeared on Richard Rodger .
This post is part of a series. This is the second post in a series I’m writing about a new Minimal Viable Product we’ve released at Voxgig that turns your podcast into a chatbot. Your visitors can now ask your guests … Continue reading → The post The Voxgig Podcast Chatbot is Production Code first appeared on Richard Rodger .
This post is part of a series. At Voxgig we have now recorded 140 podcast episodes (as of Feb 2024). That’s a lot of chatting about developer relations. It’s great if you are a regular listener (thanks!), or have the time … Continue reading → The post Building a Podcast Chatbot for Voxgig first appeared on Richard Rodger .
Let’s talk about one of the most productive tools a coder can use: the REPL! The first half of this article gives you a short introduction to the subject if you’re not a coder. If you are a coder, skip … Continue reading → The post Why you should be using a REPL all the way to production first appeared on Richard Rodger .
I’ve released a substantial update to the @seneca/repl plugin! The @seneca/repl plugin provides a REPL for the Seneca microservices framework. As one of the earliest plugins, it has proven to be incredibly useful. A REPL (Read-Execute-Print-Loop) offers an interactive space to write code and execute it … Continue reading → The post @seneca/repl Version 6 Released! first appeared on Richard Rodger…
I’m updating the @seneca/repl plugin! Here is the basic plan. NOTE: There’s a @seneca/repl dev Github Project to track this work. The @seneca/repl plugin provides a REPL for the seneca microservices framework. It is one of the earliest plugins, and … Continue reading → The post @seneca/repl version 2.x plan first appeared on Richard Rodger .
My book on the microservice architecture is in early release! This book is based on five years of building microservice systems, of all shapes and sizes. It is a comprehensive guide to using the architecture based on practical experience. I’ve … Continue reading → The post The Tao of Microservices first appeared on Richard Rodger .
The release of Seneca 1.0 represents 5 years of open source evolution, and not a little blood, sweat and tears. The thing I am most happy about is the fact that I did not do the release – Wyatt had … Continue reading → The post Seneca, A Microservices framework for Node.js first appeared on Richard Rodger .
Are large-scale Node.js systems possible? Empirically, the answer is yes. Walmart and Paypal have both shown that it can be done. The quick criticism is that you need 10X engineers. This a classic, and well-founded criticism. New ways of doing … Continue reading → The post Monolithic Node.js first appeared on Richard Rodger .