Finds: "How to do I clear system data on Mac OS?" - A Reddit Discussion

Mac, always running out of space, especially if you're a developer (Xcode, argh!). This isn’t a new find, but since I just ran through it again, I figured it’s worth posting here for my own reference and maybe it’ll help someone else squeeze out that last bit of disk space.

Here you go: How to do I clear system data on Mac OS?

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Words: Domain-Driven Development

Today, I stumbled upon a simple read on Reddit that serves as a reminder for both new and seasoned programmers about the importance of Domain-Driven Development (DDD). The post shared this article by Google: Write Change-Resilient Code with Domain-Driven Design . While it just touches on DDD, it's good enough to raise awareness. In case DDD is new to you, here’s a brief description from Wikipedia: Domain-Driven Development is a major software design approach that focuses on modeling software to match a domain based on input from that domain’s experts. DDD opposes the idea of having a single, unified model. Instead, it divides a large system into bounded contexts, each with its own model. For a more in-depth exploration of DDD, here are some useful articles: DDD 101: The 5-Minute Tour Domain-Driven Design (DDD) From my perspective, the DDD concept allows for simpler collaboration between technical teams and domain experts through the use of a consistent language. It also reduces th...
Read more

Mobile Dev: Why YouTube Embeds Started Failing in Our App (Error 15/153) and What We Did

About a month ago, we noticed that embedding YouTube videos in our mobile app (iOS & Android) started returning Error 15 or Error 153 . These embeds had been working for years with no code changes on our side. We discovered that many other developers were seeing the same error, especially in webviews inside apps, so the timing was curious. The likely cause It appears that YouTube’s embed policy enforcement has tightened: if the embed request originates from an app or webview that does not supply a valid Referer or Origin , YouTube may refuse to play the video (hence the 15/153 error codes). This meshes with policy guidance in the YouTube “Required Minimum Functionality” documentation, which states that apps must provide certain identifying information including origin. Source:  Google for Developers Additionally, many mobile WebView implementations (on iOS & Android) often send an empty or missing referer header by default, which then leads to this embed rejection. Ou...
Read more

Finds: "You Want Microservices, But Do You Really Need Them?" - A Docker Blog

I stumbled upon a great read from Docker titled “Do You Really Need Microservices?” , and it echoes a lot of what I personally lean toward in system design. While microservices are often treated as the industry’s holy grail, the article reinforces that monoliths still make a lot of sense especially for teams with limited resources. For me, understanding one coherent system, its purpose, and its domain is far more valuable than chasing architectural trends for the sake of it. A well-designed monolith is easier to manage, more predictable in both performance and cost, and avoids the operational overhead that microservices inevitably bring. Worth a read if you're evaluating architecture choices for your next project.
Read more