Hire Nearshore DevOps now

Hire Nearshore DevOps now or AWS bill will bankrupt us

Running a business in today’s digital world means you’re likely using cloud services like AWS. The perks are great scalability, flexibility, and fast deployment. But here’s the catch: without the right management, your AWS bill can spiral out of control faster than you can say “cloud migration.” That’s where hiring nearshore DevOps talent comes in. […]

Why Go Nearshore?

Affordable Nearshore Talent for Startup Founders on a Budget

As a startup founder, you’re likely juggling a lot tight budgets, big goals, and not enough hours in the day. Hiring the right talent can feel like a puzzle, especially when you’re trying to stretch every dollar. Nearshore talent can be the perfect solution, offering skilled professionals at a fraction of the cost of local […]

Nearshore Staff Augmentation

The Strategic Advantage of Nearshore Staff Augmentation for US and UK Businesses

An in-house team is the heart of a successful business. Yet, a shortage of skilled professionals and the high cost of local hiring are significant roadblocks. Replace this traditional practice with the strategic advantage of nearshore staff augmentation. It’s offers more flexibility, scalability and faster project delivery. Keeping all operations in-house might feel like the […]

In the Mood for HTTP

In The Mood For HTTP – Open Q&A

As a software developer today it is pretty difficult to avoid working with HTTP in some capacity.  There also seems to be a growing desire among developers to get a deeper understanding of the protocol.  Recently Glenn Block and I decided it might be interesting to do an online Q&A about HTTP and try and answer developer […]

Optimizing 3 Babies

Optimizing for the Speed of Light

It is true three women can’t make a baby in 3 months, but it also doesn’t take 27 months for them to have 3 babies! You might be wondering what on earth I am talking about but this is something I see API developers getting confused about regularly. There is oft-repeated guidance that if an API […]

Arvore Tree

When Opportunity meets Momentum

Over the past few years, I have occasionally dreamed about what would be my perfect job.  Of course it would have to involve HTTP APIs. But beyond that, my background in ERP software leaves me longing for solving business problems for users.  My experience at Runscope as a developer advocate reaffirmed my desire to spend […]

Http Scaled

OpenAPI is not what I thought

Sometimes I do my best thinking in the car and today was an excellent example of this.  I had a phone call today with a the digital agency Authentic who have been hired to help you stop saying Swagger, when you mean OpenApi. I’m only partially kidding. They asked me some hard questions about why I got involved in […]

Http

HTTP Pattern Index

When building HTTP based applications we are limited to a small set of HTTP methods in order to achieve the goals of our application. Once our needs go beyond simple CRUD style manipulation of resource representations, we need to be a little more creative in the way we manipulate resources in order to achieve more […]

REST x Restful

RPC vs REST is not in the URL

In Phil Sturgeon’s article Understanding REST and RPC for HTTP APIs, he makes the assertion that the following URL is not technically RESTful.POST /trips/123/start I have made a habit of countering these assertions of β€œnon-restfulness” with the following question:   Can you point to the REST constraint that is violated and the negative system effects due […]

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