Nice little exercise to quickly figure out if the skillset of a team properly matches their project.

How to get started with putting in place an Agile approach in a team? Clearly structure helps in the beginning. One caveat of the article though: don't read this as having to respect a book to the letter forever, it's merely a starting point.

Writing shell scripts is still a craft. Interesting traps are presented here. Also, now better have shellcheck around for any non trivial script.

This matches what I see. For some tasks these can be helpful tools, but it definitely need a strong hand to steer them in the right direction and to know when to not use them. If you're a junior you'd better invest in the craft rather than such tools. If you got experience, use with care and keep the ethical conundrum in mind.

Nice tutorial for rendering water. It gets more complex from there but this one is doing quite a lot already.

A good tour of the important HTTP headers.

The language keeps evolving, this is a good reminder that some old idiom can be let go. Parameter packs still need some adjustments to become nicer though.