Episodio 23: Androides Linuxeros
Demostrando Anbox, un paquete para usar aplicaciones Android en Linux!
Demostrando Anbox, un paquete para usar aplicaciones Android en Linux!
Cosas que uso en mi terminal. ¿Qué terminal? ¿Qué shell? ¿Que font? ¿Vale la pena reemplazar herramientas que tienen 50 años como "cat"? Todo eso y alguito más!
Second twitter thread about following a simple example to learn Apache Airflow.
Usually, when I want to learn how to use a tool, the thing that works best for me is to try to build something using it. Watching someone build something instead is the second best thing.
So, join me while I build a little thing using "serverless" Google Cloud Platform, Python and some other bits and pieces.
Caveat: this was originally a twitter thread, so there will be typos and things. Sorry! Also it's possible that it will look better here in threaderapp
Apache Airflow is a very interesting, popular and free tool to create, manage and monitor workflows, for example if you want to do ETL (Extract / Transform / Load) on data.
This sort of enterprise software often may seem complicated or overly unrelated to our everyday experience as developers but ... is it, really? How about if I just want to watch some TV shows? And experiment with some enterprise-level software at the same time?
Let's do that by learning how to use Airflow to watch TV.
Caveat: This post was originally a twitter thread, that's why all the examples are images and you can't copy/paste them. But hey, at least they are short. Also, typos, because I really just did this while tweeting it, no preparation beforehand.
Just in case: I did not download any "Star Trek: Picard" espisodes, and I have a Prime video subscription, so I don't need to download them via torrent. OTOH, if Sir Patrick ever reads this (which he won't): good job, sir!