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impressed with the topics and info shared. Here’s a quick round up of my highlights from ScaleConf, a one-day conference with a focus on All of the presentations were excellent and I learned a great deal from all the speakers, there were four that were real highlights for me that I wan to call out specifically and make some notes from: Sarah described her project at Pinterest transpiling Python code to Ja*ascript. For a site with 100’s of millions of users, this sort of second tool to test the result using shadow traffic (a technique I’d not heard of before) until the re-written code generated the same Being the second largest search engine means serious scale, Kumar shared some fascinating insights into what it’s like behind the scenes of 100,000 server data centres, I particularly liked his anecdote on how hard it is to actually turn off a datacenter, with Andrew gave a good overview of the growth of Timely, the phases they went through and challenges. I was inspired by what Timely have Pam detailed here project for a production mobile backend using AWS Lambdas, so it was very close to my own interest in server-less architecture. Having built a few Lambda functions for internal projects, I was really interested to see the sort of challenges that go into making it a fully production ready platform. The tool support for setting up the functions has improved a lot too, I think this is going to be a very interesting area of computing over the new few years. about it and how it helped us go from prototype to 1000’s of users. If you’re building a fast-growing or at-scale web app, I’d recommend checking it out next year! Thanks to Christian and the team Just a quick little post to remind myself how I did this in a few years time! Given a range of barcode numbers, generate the EAN number So we have a range like: 934955400000 - 934955400999 and we need to add the check digit and then generate the artwork. Firstly we need an actual input file representing all of the barcodes in the range. For that we can just use a bash loop (or several).