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I just saw Zorin OS which seems like cool alternative to current OS in the market. But i was wondering does it support dev work. Anyone using Zorin OS as daily driver for work?

As software professional, or in general, can someone give ideas or any know-how, either from past or any knowledge on subject. Basically I think living frugal lifestyle will help cut down living expenses. But aside from that advice, is there anything that you can guide upon?

Thank you

I wanted to ask how does big app like (Uber/slack) or any other for that matter or platforms like github who use Ruby/Python/C#/Java handle CRUD operations at scale with ORM or Stored procedures.

Where do you draw the line when to use SP's or ORM? Considering not everyone understands database in depth and can write performant queries or SP's.

I know its very simple view and probably tons patterns (like CQRS) and infrastructure/serverless/geo-replicated architecture might be use behind the scene.

Have you ever worked on such systems where both ORM and SP's are used and how do they keep logic not fragmented at multiple places at scale?

TLDR; How highly scalable apps manage DB interactions in code vs handwritten SQL?

Google support is refusing to let us know what happened and not even giving access to retrieve emails to other drive data.

We are facing completely hopeless situation where no one is providing us any answers or providing support for PAID service.

Can anyone help or provide any clues on how we can talk to actual support team?

I am building up integration for particular client. The quota i have for rate limit is somewhere around 10 req/s,obviously,we are exceeding that.

So how do you handle such scenarios where you might have to wait till API X-Ratelimit-Reset again after some time and avoid 429 too many requests.

Any such patterns or libraries for handling rate limited api in application.

Assuming you knew little bit about docker, how much time would dev require to write dockerfile (configure dependencies and make production usable).

Also, I'm looking for approximate time and what would you recommend to junior dev or senior dev who are just starting with docker.

Basically i'm looking for some realistic experience with timeline dev would take as my company going start using this technology. I love to hear your thoughts on it.