Sqlboiler takes a similar approach https://github.com/volatiletech/sqlboiler

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Anyone remember the Nike one? Where you could shoot a football into the desktop and it would burn it, or the player could slide and it would tear the picture

Even Docker Desktop for Mac works pretty great and they improved the startup. Not really had issues to warrant switching.

Docker for Desktop got better.

I think VirtioFS fixed most unbearable fs slowness.

But Rancher Desktop also got better and I just cannot understand why I would use Docker for Desktop instead of the Open Sourced Rancher Desktop.

My experience on Mac: - colima: Testcontainers cannot connect to the containers when the tests are ran from the command line (I have env vars DOCKER_HOST=unix:///Users/dxxvi/.colima/docker.sock and TESTCONTAINERS_DOCKER_SOCKET_OVERRIDE=/var/run/docker.sock). However, the same tests ran fine in IntelliJ. - Docker Desktop: doesn't have the above issue.

Don't know why.

Maybe this was a typo in your comment, but you should double check to make sure that DOCKER_HOST is set to `unix:///Users/dxxvi/.colima/default/docker.sock` (missing `default` in your line)

I just verified running Testcontainers tests via CLI with those env vars you posted. YMMV

Me and docker desktop for Mac do not get on. I've switched to OrbStack and it's a breath of fresh air.

For several months I've used colima. It seems more performant, and I really don't need the UI. That said, my use cases are pretty basic (mostly just web apps with Docker Compose)

The article is from March 24, 2022. Has anything changed?

The Digital Markets Act [0] was voted, published, and parts of it will be applicable as of beginning of May 2023.

Some technical workshops [1] are being organized with interested stakeholders to receive their views on specific issues and questions that may arise in relation to the specific implementing measures by gatekeepers that are to ensure effective compliance with that legislation.

[0]: https://commission.europa.eu/strategy-and-policy/priorities-...

[1]: https://competition-policy.ec.europa.eu/dma/dma-workshops_en

This is actually ridiculous of them

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It also has a fair share of problems. Like multiple users on the same machine, I had issues with permissions, etc

Could you share the optimisations done for performance, CDN locations, etc?

Zyro is using high-availability AWS (Amazon Web Services) to store and serve website assets. We’re using a combination of multiple layers on top of that to achieve the best possible speed:

CDN to serve a website from location closest to website users’ - improving download speed

Caching at the edge, to make sure that static assets are not downloaded when not necessary

Serverless tasks for optimization of built website (such as image compression)

Cloudflare - to provide a set of optimizations and protect from attacks

Optimization techniques such as brotli/gzip compression, minimization of the code, etc.