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Die Gasheizung gilt als eine bewährte Methode, um Häuser effizient zu beheizen. In Deutschland setzen zahlreiche Haushalte auf diese Technologie, die sich durch ihre Effizienz und Zuverlässigkeit auszeichnet. Doch welche Daten und Fakten machen die Gasheizung zu einer so attraktiven Option? In diesem Artikel werfen wir einen detaillierten Blick auf die Welt der Gasheizung und

In der Suche nach effizienten und nachhaltigen Heizungslösungen rückt die Gasheizung immer stärker ins Rampenlicht. Doch wie kann eine Gasheizung nicht nur effektiv Wärme erzeugen, sondern auch aktiv zur Reduzierung von CO2-Emissionen und zur Entlastung des Geldbeutels beitragen? In diesem Artikel werden wir die vielfältigen Möglichkeiten erkunden, wie eine moderne Gasheizung diese scheinbaren Gegensätze erfolgreich

Die Gasheizung hat sich als eine der effizientesten, umweltfreundlichsten und kostengünstigsten Heizoptionen etabliert. In diesem Artikel werden wir einen detaillierten Blick auf die Vorteile der Gasheizung werfen, die sie zu einer attraktiven Wahl für Haushalte machen, die Komfort und Nachhaltigkeit suchen. Effiziente Wärmeerzeugung: Schnell und Zuverlässig Ein herausragendes Merkmal der Gasheizung ist die effiziente Wärmeerzeugung.

Hammer version 4.0.0 has been released. Hammer is a rate-limiter for Elixir with pluggable backends. The main feature of this version is a new worker-pool implementation for backends (thanks to poolboy), which improves throughput, and allows for multiple instances of the same backend type. In local stress tests, throughput improved by about 20%. Regardless, the

In my day-to-day work as a software developer, I find myself moving into a bunch of different directories and running some repetitive commands to “activate” or “launch” the project in that directory. Ideally I’d like to be able to type something like x-activate after I cd into a directory and have it just do The

Rate-Limiting Phoenix (with Redis too) Most web-apps in production probably need some kind of rate-limiting, to prevent rough clients from taking down the app by flooding it with expensive http requests. In this article we’ll see how to add rate-limiting to an Elixir/Phoenix application, using the Hammer package. We will also see how to switch

For the past few weeks I’ve been experimenting with using the yesql library to interface with PostgreSQL from a Clojure web-app. One of the big upsides of yesql is the ability to write database-specific SQL which leverages the features of the underlying database. This can potentially lead to a huge pay-off with Postges and its

Last weekend I took an evening out to transform my clojure-angular-seedproject to a real live leiningen template. The result is that anyone can now just type lein new angular project-name into their terminal and get stuck in immediatly with a basic clojure/angularjs project. The new project is up on Github , and on Clojars.

Let’s generate a super-secure random password (let’s say, for our tumblr account), using only the command line and a few basic unix tools. First, we’ll read 10 bytes of random data out for /dev/random: $ head -c 10 /dev/random # -> �u#�ko�% The output looks kinda shitty huh? Ok, let’s encode this data in base64

While reading up on BEM and other modern CSS methodologies I came across several articles which advised keeping nested CSS rules to a minimum, for the sake of minimizing specificity and also for the sanity of the developers. I then got to thinking about CSS pre-processors such as LESS and SASS (both of which I’ve

2015 was a great year for me. In those twelve months I: Developed BedquiltDB into a viable project Saw NightChamber grow into a small but vibrant community Joined the team at ShareLaTeX Learned a bunch of stuff Most importantly of all, continued to foster wonderful personal relationships Perl ClojureScript Elixir And a bunch of others

I enjoyed Douglas Crockfords talk on “Javascript, the Better Parts”, particularly the middle section where Douglas describes all the things he has stopped doing in Javascript, and gives an insight into the style he uses day to day. This-less programming In particular, I found his avoidance of the this keyword interesting. Crockford advocates for using