Steve Coffman
Executive Editor and President at Fort Worth Star-Telegram
President & Editor of https://t.co/d7CVDJtrFB and the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, husband, father, recovering soccer dad.
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Dec 1, 2024 |
star-telegram.com | Steve Coffman
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram’s Crossroads Lab stands as a testament to the power of local journalism to make our community a better place. For more than three years, the community-funded Lab has informed and engaged citizens about under-covered issues and helped drive change. For instance, education reporter Silas Allen wrote a story last year about a disconnect between how parents think their kids are doing in school and how they are really doing.
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Nov 23, 2024 |
dev.to | Steve Coffman
HTTP/3 is used by 30.1% of all the websites. HTTP/2 is used by 34.7% of all the websites. Some methodologies put these higher, but we can safely say:A large chunk of current Internet traffic already uses HTTP/3 today. However, this change has been a quiet revolution in our industry.
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Oct 6, 2024 |
star-telegram.com | Steve Coffman
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram will produce printed papers three days a week beginning Oct. 6. For the last several weeks, we’ve been preparing for major changes with the print version of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. This week is when it all begins.
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Sep 20, 2024 |
star-telegram.com | Steve Coffman
“Is Reading a Civil Right” will feature a keynote address from a nationally known speaker and a panel discussion exploring the concept of reading as a civil right. Should the ability to read be considered a civil right? Many people across the country would answer yes, and some say reading is, in fact, one of the most important civil-rights issues of our time. As we look at reading achievement levels for children who attend the public schools that serve Fort Worth, I agree.
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Sep 6, 2024 |
dev.to | Steve Coffman
Event orientation is great! Whether you are using GCP Pub/Sub, Kafka, Kinesis, RabbitMQ, NATS JetStream, Redis Pub/Sub or any of the myriad alternatives, the Patterns you learn apply to them all. Even if you are enjoying exactly-once-delivery, you will still get similar events that you don't really want to react to multiple times. A great example of this is actionable alerts. The first time something notices a problem, that's great to escalate to get someone's attention that an action is required.
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Congratulations to my friends at @kansasdotcom!
Won a #HeartlandEmmy tonight for our documentary film “Once Was Lost - The 70-Year Search for Chaplain Emil Kapaun” and as you can see here, we were pretty fired up afterwards. https://t.co/BcHeQITemU
A great team that is always working to help folks in North Texas navigate the world around them!
The @startelegram’s service journalism team kicks butt every day, providing essential information for our readers. I love working with these three! Send them your questions or story ideas. @bjgarcia27 @megancardona_ @DaliaFaheid https://t.co/vRatYAFQhN
Reporting by @startelegram journalist @KaleyAJohnson shows that in Texas kids with disabilities often are disciplined and even pushed into the criminal justice system because they don't get what they need in the classroom. Read more: https://t.co/6XCKGGZTsE
