Well written! I think Python will remain popular for us shell scripters. i.e. writing for Ansible, replacing bash etc. As much as I like to figure out new ways of accomplishing a task I still prefer a mature language that can get my tasks accomplished quickly.

Edidiong Asikpo I will be more than happy to consult. But as for preparing I just do not have the time (as you can see by the frequency of my releases)

Vignesh M DevOps is the merger of development and operations into one title. Pre DevOps we use to work in silos that suffered from communication problems between the developers and the sysadmins that postponed the release of the product. I've worked for companies that had the developers on one floor and the operations on another. Since the merger of DevOps (tearing down he silos so to say) by moving us all into an open environment allowed for better communication and more efficient turnaround time from feedback loops. High velocity is a 24/7 monitoring and maintenance of networks in shifts to keep the product available worldwide. I have a quick rundown of DevOps if you are not familiar with it (46 minute read) https://spohnz.com/cliff-notes-of-the-devops-handbook-cke24biqj0069abs19yupb1ao So you can understand how your casual approach to development does not apply to a global scale company. I am not saying I didn't enjoy the writing. I did very much.

Another great read. This breaks down the Bootcamp nicely and reiterates the messages nicely.

This only speaks to bloggers or developers still working in a silo style environment. in a high-velocity DevOps environment, not all of this would fly. But with that said. It was a great read and kept me engaged.

Yes, every single episode has had me totally engaged. One of my favorites is the bash episode and another is the war of the Operating Systems.

I find gunicorn with supervisor works great with static content both in Nginx or httpd. I mostly write flask or django apps so I realize using them with a static site is moot.

Victoria, Your articles are always so smooth. I tend to drop after I get the gist of what they are writing about especially when they are long-winded, but you are always so concise and to the point that it makes your longer articles very informative. This was a great read and something to think about!

I see this pitfall in so many developers "Be hungry to learn but do not grow hunger of appreciation."

I can not express more how using git-hooks has made our workflow easier. We use pre-commit to do things like remove whitespacing at the end of our DocBook lines, verify tagging, checks spelling and a lot more like berify our book builds. Then after we push the same checks happen in the pipeline on github. I can not say enough about how great git-hooks has been to our developers. Excellent article!!