Change
We track 16 posts about Change from 13 engineering blogs. Most active: Pulumi, Raymond Chen, Red. Latest post: Oct 7, 2026.
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Concurrent change requests in Pulumi ESC (opens on the source site)
Pulumi ·
With ESC Approvals, you can propose, review, and apply environment changes with change requests. Until now, an environment could only have one open change request at a time. If a teammate’s change was waiting for review, others were blocked from opening change requests. Today, multiple people can open change requests on the same environment at the same time. A platform engineer can rotate a database credential while an app team adds a new feature flag, and each change goes through its own review. You no longer need to wait on your teammates’ changes! How it works Creating and viewing change…
The keys to the Internet change on October 11. Are you ready? (opens on the source site)
On October 11, 2026, the DNS root switches to a new key-signing key (KSK-2024). Learn what this means for you, and how RFC 8509 trust anchor sentinels allow you to test whether your DNS resolver is ready for the rollover.
SQLite Change Column Type Without Losing Data: The Safe Rebuild Guide (opens on the source site)
SQLite does not support altering a column type directly. Learn the safe table rebuild procedure to migrate column types, preserve data, restore indexes and triggers, and avoid silent data loss from foreign key cascades. Continue reading SQLite Change Column Type Without Losing Data: The Safe Rebuild Guide on SitePoint.
Change your components, keep your infrastructure (opens on the source site)
Pulumi ·
Components let you turn a group of resources into a reusable building block. You can define a network, a database, or an application service once and share it across projects and teams. People using the component work with its inputs and outputs without needing to understand every resource inside it. Suppose you built your network with the legacy AWSX VPC component. It manages the VPC, subnets, route tables, and gateways behind a few lines of code. Now you want to upgrade to the modern AWSX component. Later, your needs change again: you want more control over the resources than the component…
Laravel Rulebook: Business Rules That Change by Date (opens on the source site)
Laravel ·
Laravel Rulebook resolves which version of a business rule applied on a given date, returns one winner, and explains why every other rule lost. The post Laravel Rulebook: Business Rules That Change by Date appeared first on Laravel News. Join the Laravel Newsletter to get Laravel articles like this directly in your inbox.
What happens if you change a window class’s GCL_CBWNDEXTRA? (opens on the source site)
You're changing the value for future windows. The post What happens if you change a window class’s GCL_CBWNDEXTRA? appeared first on The Old New Thing.
In the product end game, every change carries significant risk, episode 2 (opens on the source site)
The smallest perturbation. The post In the product end game, every change carries significant risk, episode 2 appeared first on The Old New Thing.
Not just development, distribution of software may change as well (opens on the source site)
Antirez ·
Even if you are as averse to semver as I used to be in the course of my programming activity, you can still think of open source software distribution as something that used to follow a fixed number of steps. There is a branch where developments happen, and this branch oftentimes happens to be not really ready for reliable work. Then you freeze the developments for a certain amount of time (even if, in the meantime, the work can continue on some new unstable branch), fix bugs, ask people to test it. At some point the number of bug reports starts to drop, your team and your users start to…
Pandas Series index: Change it by assigning to s.index (opens on the source site)
Want to change the index of a Python Pandas series? Just assign to it: The post Pandas Series index: Change it by assigning to s.index appeared first on LernerPython.
Pressure to change (opens on the source site)
At Notion, we’ve been doing a quality sprint to increase our test coverage. Friday was the last day, and I wanted to get some more tests written. Time was short, which forced me to break my usual workflow. Not that I really have a usual workflow, these days. New AI-augmented programming tools and techniques come out every day. Everything is changing so fast that you can frequently become 10% more productive, forever, with a few minutes or a few hours invested. So, I push myself to try new things. But, inevitably, workflows are sticky. It’s hard to change a habit. Extra cognitive load to…
Backfilling Postgres TOAST Columns in Debezium Data Change Events (opens on the source site)
Table of Contents Debezium Reselect Postprocessor Flink DataStream API Flink SQL With OVER Aggregation Flink Process Table Functions Summary and Discussion Postgres logical replication, while powerful for capturing real-time data changes, presents challenges with TOAST columns, whose values can be absent from data change events in specific situations. This post discusses how Debezium addresses this through its built-in reselect post processor, then explores more robust solutions leveraging Apache Flink’s capabilities for stateful stream processing, including Flink SQL and the brand-new…
Leveraging Change Data Capture For Database Migrations At Scale (opens on the source site)
Our teams love relational databases and the benefits ACID properties bring to us as engineers, but they have their limits, especially in horizontal scaling. We had to adopt new database tech across a fleet of highly available services while eliminating as much risk as possible… but how? Enter: change data capture patterning.
Change font-weight based on the user's screen DPI (opens on the source site)
A lot of us as developers have hi-DPI screens, and we can easily forget to test the websites we build on low-DPI screens. One common issue I noticed is that thin font weights can be hard to read on low-DPI screens. Since there are fewer pixels to render details, fine lines can appear blurry due to anti-aliasing. Here is an example of the same text rendered on two screens with different device pixel ratios. At the top is a hi-DPI screen (with a pixel ratio of 2), and below is a low-DPI screen (with a pixel ratio of 1). The font used is Inter, 24px tall, with a font weight of 100. This problem…
Important Change! Switching map and construction syntax. (opens on the source site)
Red ·
Sometimes deep changes take a huge amount of code. Sometimes they take a lot of detailed explanation and consideration, leading to long discussions and people taking sides. Rarely does an important syntactic change to a language happen quickly, with universal agreement, simple implementation, and tools to help update scripts in the wild. Today is one of those rare days. Admittedly, this idea has been discussed for a long time. It would surface, people nodded their virtual heads, and it would submerge again. Today it's ready to deploy. Not only that, but Rebol3 is making the same change, so…
Important Change! Switching map and construction syntax. (opens on the source site)
Red ·
Sometimes deep changes take a huge amount of code. Sometimes they take a lot of detailed explanation and consideration, leading to long discussions and people taking sides. Rarely does an important syntactic change to a language happen quickly, with universal agreement, simple implementation, and tools to help update scripts in the wild. Today is one of those rare days. Admittedly, this idea has been discussed for a long time. It would surface, people nodded their virtual heads, and it would submerge again. Today it's ready to deploy. Not only that, but Rebol3 is making the same change, so…
Week 29: I do some actual work for a change (opens on the source site)
First off: I think I’ve done a bad numbering in some of these recent weeks, because I wanted to write about what I actually did on July 13/14, but apparently I’ve already counted that week? Counting, man, a hell of a thing. My good friend Maeghan who aside from being a top drawer human being and tswift fan is an amazing professional contact (and I don’t deserve her one bit), connected me with the European Innovation Academy (EIA) to do some technical mentoring for them. They run a pretty neat incubator-like program, where they teach university students how to get from startup idea to feature…
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