Prepping for the CKA
As I said in a recent blog post I was planning on taking the CKA. I felt like it was a good way to demonstrate my kubernetes skills given that I don't have a lot of professional history with it. Well, I'm happy to say that yesterday I took my first whack at it and I passed the exam, I'm now a Certified Kubernetes Administrator! Here's a few exam prep tips for anyone interested in taking the exam.
The reduce ({...spread}) anti-pattern
Performance is a common topic in computing, but it is especially common in the frontend world as the latest Javascript technologies battle for the frontend throne. Some may say React has already won (and the usage numbers seem to agree) so in this blog post I wanted to talk about a piece of problematic code I'm seeing more frequently in the frontend world as Javascript syntax is evolving and components are taking over.
CenturyLink is blocking its customers' internet while saying Utah legislators told them to
We've all experienced frustration with the internet going down. Now imagine how frustrated you'd be if you found out that your ISP intentionally blocked your internet access for the purpose of advertising their software; and better yet, your ISP claimed that state legislators required them to do it! Well that's exactly what is happening to CenturyLink customers in Utah right now.
How to add search to your static website
One of the most important features that a website can have is a method to effectively search its content. There's no denying that there's such an overload of information on websites these days that helping people find what they need can be a monumental task. That's where a well designed site searching functionality can swoop in to save the day and today I'm going to show you how to deploy this superhero feature on your very own static website, no backend required.
