SeachessIssue 2021-W08
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This week has been about Deno, SQLite in Rust, GraphQL, JSON alternatives, NFTs and a comment system.
# The Internals of Deno
A book on how Deno works.
# What would SQLite look like if written in Rust?
A series aiming to unserstand how SQLite works by writting a clone in Rust.
# Beyond REST: Rapid Development with GraphQL Microservices
An article showcasing how Netflix uses GraphQL for prototyping services with a enterpise data architecture lens.
The narrative of having a single graph for the whole enterprise is far from new, but it might be more successful than the RDF, SPARQL, Linked Data fragments pile of complexity. Or, a step towards the promised land of flexibility that Linked Data has been aiming to provide since forever.
The Principled GraphQL is a good complementary read.
# KYLI – because it is superior to JSON
An article exploring an alternative format to JSON using control characters instead of braces and commas. A fun read!
# utterances
A widget built on top of Github issues to add a comment system in your website.
# What are Non-Fungible Tokens (NFT)?
An article explaining what are NFTs, fungibe digital assets and more. Spoiler: blockchain rabbithole.