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A small Bangla toolkit for Unicode and Bijoy workflows

Bangla text workflows often involve moving between Unicode and legacy Bijoy encodings, checking text quickly, and exporting a result for a document. I built a small browser-based toolkit to make those everyday steps easier. Visit BanglaTools to try the free Unicode to Bijoy converter, Bijoy to Unicode converter, and document export tools. What it helps with Convert Bangla text between Unicode and…

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Handling Notification Taps in expo-notifications: Launch vs. Runtime

This article is an English translation of the original Japanese article. When a user taps a push notification, the entry point differs depending on whether the app is running.

  • Expo notifications handle taps differently based on app state (running or terminated)
  • unify handling with addNotificationResponseReceivedListener() and cleanup listener in cleanup

·dev.to

Secure Your Health Data: Mastering Privacy-Preserving Inference with Intel SGX and Gramine 🛡️💊

Let’s be honest: the cloud is just "someone else’s computer." When it comes to sensitive health data—think genomic sequences, heart rate patterns, or medical imaging—handing that data over to a cloud…

  • Secure health data faces challenges in cloud-centric world
  • Intel SGX creates protected memory enclave for privacy
  • Gramine bridges Linux binary with SGX hardware for inference

·dev.to

The Case for a Dedicated Reliability Engineer

Many engineering teams treat reliability as 'everyone's responsibility.' In practice, that means it's nobody's responsibility. Here's why you need someone whose job is specifically to care about it.

  • Dedicated reliability engineer role advocates for reliability over competing priorities.
  • Reliability engineer monitors error budget burn, latency drift, cost per request.
  • Mid-level engineer with crisis experience ideal for reliability engineer position.

·dev.to

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