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We're thrilled to announce Humans Behind Code!

Humans Behind Code (HBC) is a project by FAUN, where developers meet other developers and learn about the people behind the tools, libraries, frameworks, and other projects they use to build their applications.

We interview developers and ask them about their projects, their motivations, their struggles, and their successes. It's about sharing knowledge and helping each other grow.

👉 If you're a Developer or a maintainer of a widely adopted Open Source project and you think it's worth talking about it and your experiences in building it, join Humans Behind Code!

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Aymen from FAUN.

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An ephemeral environment is a lightweight, short-lived, fully functional instance of your UAT or production environment. You can use it for testing, validation, and gathering feedback on your product features and bugs.

An ephemeral environment is also known as an “on-demand”, “preview”, or “dynamic” environment.

One feature distinguishing an ephemeral environment from other environments is its automatic creation upon a particular event. That event can be the creation of a PR, for example.

In addition to automatic creation, you can create ephemeral environments on-demand based on a particular need, e.g., To test R&D features in an isolated environment. Note that the ephemeral environment works in complete isolation without impacting other development work.

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It comes down to a few options, and one of them is the best (but your prior experience may change that)

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In this Golang tutorial series, you will learn how to create a peer-to-peer crypto poker engine in Golang and Solidity on the Ethereum blockchain.

You will see how to write everything yourself; TCP network, gossip protocol, decentralized dealer, and crypto encryption.

React State Management is half of your React app so it is important for React developers to understand.

In this full intermediate React tutorial, you will learn how to implement state management using industry best practices.

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WebC is for Single File Web Components

Build highly concurrent, distributed, and resilient message-driven applications using Java/Scala