Is it open source? I want to learn on how to create it
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Is it open source? I want to learn on how to create it
You can use it without installing any nodejs stuff.
I recommend to watch this session in ServerlessDays Virtual April 2020 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4WoQd2yVJQ&feature=youtu.be...
You will use a tool called a “minikube” which is “mini” version of kubernetes that runs on your local machine.
You should focus on to get familiar with kubectl(1) first, it’s a simple CLI tool to manage kubernetes cluster.
If you have any questions & issues you can ask on Stack Overflow #kubernetes and you can also join the Slack channel.
void foo(const int *);
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> The function foo takes a const pointer, which is a promise from the author of foo that it won’t modify the value of x. Given this information, it would seem the compiler may assume x is always zero, and therefore y is always zero. void foo(int *const x);
If you point x to another adress inside foo function, it will not compiled.The author seems think that
void foo(cont int *x);
is function that takes a constant pointer which is wrong, it is a function that takes pointer to constant object. In this case, it is legal if you point x to another address in memory inside foo function.There are 10 modules that you need to imports if you are using 10 functions. I think it's unnecesary
I think the operating system for cloud services is need to be able to run heterogeneous system. Which Mesos & CoreOS are headed towards this idea via containerization.
Why build an OS that only run a C++ for cloud services? Is there any use case/problems that the author trying to solve?
I don't know the landing page of rooms.me before. after reading the comments on this thread, i feel disappointed to the author of this app.
> "Career Notes for Engineers and Designers"
My expectation is they excerpt content from real-word engineer like head of engineering or head of design some of giant tech companies.
But it seems they excerpt content from bunch of VC and i think is good from entrepeneur perspective.
Nope, Atom it's based on electron[0] itself which use io.js and Chromium as a core.