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Kamil Kucharski is a dedicated Backend Developer at Makimo, constantly exploring the dynamic terrain of DevOps, AWS, and Software Architecture. A fearless hero in the tech world, he confidently navigates his way through complex challenges, often sharing his insightful discoveries through articles on Makimo’s blog. Guided by his passion for Python and Clojure, he continually seeks the right tool for every unique challenge. Outside of his professional journey, Kamil channels his energy into mastering the art of Kendo, embodying the fearlessness and heroism he expresses at work.
Recently, more and more Python applications have been built based on async communication using the asyncio library that allows a programmer to write concurrent code with async/await syntax. This tutorial
In 2019, Paula Paul and Rosemary Wang wrote a blog post about the fitness function-driven development concept. I will explore this concept here and show you how we can write
Those who know how to break all the rules and work around specific guidelines reach the very top.Chess GM Evgeny Bareev
OpenTelemetry integration with Datadog
Nowadays, OpenTelemetry is becoming an industry standard in the observability world. More and more systems need to be monitored to prevent downtimes and keep the availability of the services. In
AWS is a cloud computing platform with services galore. One of the most common is AWS Lambda — a serverless solution that allows us to run any application using event-driven
Alembic is an awesome library to setup migrations for your database schema which works really great. There is one small thing which it isn’t capable of though. When you upgrade