The cause of the decline is mentioned in the article:
"- Oslo has received several regulations that have reduced the number of places where it is possible to drive. This is especially true within the city center and downtown areas. People have started cycling more. The risk of accidents between motorists and cyclists has been reduced. The more you separate the different road groups, the less the risk of serious traffic accidents. And then we see that the speed limit has been lower on several roads, says Steen."
I'm a full stack developer who usually work with Go, Rust, .Net Core or Haskell + some frontend stuff. I got two laptops for development, one running Arch and one running MacOS and often switch between them.
Backend:
- Language: Go, C# (.Net Core) or Rust
- Database: Postgres. (Redis if needed)
Deployment:
- Kubernetes or in simple cases a Unix based server running Docker.
- CI: GitLab CI and/or Drone.io
- Hosting: Google Cloud, AWS or Digital Ocean
Personally I stay away from Windows Servers, Standard .NET and MSSQL when possible.
To everyone switching to GitLab or considering it: Theres a feature on GitLab where you can import all your GitHub repos in on go. Or you can do it one by one if you want.
Great tutorial! Made me want to go back to Prolog again. A little sidenote for those who run MacOS with brew - you can install Prolog with "brew install swi-prolog" instead of using the binary version.
As a musician I must say that I love the simplicity, version control and workflow of this application! While as a developer I must say that I love seeing a modern cross platform application developed using something else than Electron.
Processing is a great and fun way to learn programming! I learned it that way, and I found that it kept my interest cause I could use it in a creative way while it also was easy to use.