Distributed cache can improve the responsiveness of today's high-performance web and mobile apps. At heart it's a simple concept, but, when used well, it can bring improved capacity and flexibility to networked systems. As well as classic caching … Read more
Backend
The Backend Developer is a programmer who creates the logical back-end and core computational logic of a website, software or information system. The main activities usually concern the three functional aspects of the back-end:
Programming: he has the knowledge of different programming languages like Java, JavaScript (NodeJS), PHP and the knowledge of methodologies and Frameworks such as Spring and
Hibernate. It is also able to work on more structured languages such as Ruby and Python.
Database Designing: a Back-end Developer has expertise in database management such as Oracle, MySQL or MongoDB.
Web Tool: is essential to be familiar with SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) and REST (Representational State Transfer) for integration with different infrastructures.
How to Guide: Asynchronous Batching for Stampede Prevention
A cache stampede can occur when web servers face very high loads. To maintain the efficiency of backend services, caching is vital. But if the caching mechanism comes under intense strain, slow performance and even failure can occur. While there are … Read more
What Are Microservices Design Patterns?
Looking to get started with microservices design patterns? First things first: microservice architecture is an organizational approach to software development where the programmer has to use a collection of small autonomous services. These services … Read more
Black Friday: How to Manage Huge Traffic on Your App
It's a known issue both for users and developers: the extra traffic during Black Friday and Cyber Monday can cause e-commerce and payment apps to crash, generating many problems such as bad user experience, faulty transactions, revenue loss due to … Read more
10 Commonly Used SQL Commands For Solid Databases
Structured Query Language (SQL) databases have a long history of reliability. That’s why, despite being invented in the 1970s, they are still in use today. By inputting SQL commands, a user can gain instant access to data records. Over the … Read more
How to Easily Migrate from Spring Boot to Micronaut
In the beginning there was only JVM The JVM (Java Virtual Machine) is a virtual machine that acts as a runtime engine for running java applications and programs and programs in other languages compiled by Java bytecode. It has two main functions: … Read more
Fast Document Similarity in Python (MinHashLSH)
Why is document similarity more important than ever? In the big data era, it is always more frequent that companies need to detect similar items in their database. Imagine platforms like Kijiji or Subito, trying to detect people that constantly … Read more
This is Why The Future of Programming Is Composable
Let's start with the basics of composable programming and why it's such a big thing in software development. The "bible" of composability states that the best way to build an app is to write code once, deploy many times, stack, and expand … Read more
How to Deploy a Subnet on Avalanche Blockchain: The Case of DeFi Kingdom
What Is Avalanche Avalanche is an open-source platform for developing decentralized applications and enterprise blockchain deployments in a highly scalable, interoperable environment. It is the world's first decentralized innovative contract … Read more
Generating a Kubernetes Manifest with Dekorate the Easy Way
Why use Dekorate for a Kubernetes manifest? Well, the practice of deploying applications has seen a lot of changes in the relatively short time that computer systems have been part of our daily lives and business operations. One of the latest … Read more
What is Web3 and What New Capabilities Does it Bring?
What exactly is Web3? The term Web3 is used to refer to the Internet’s next stage, which will in theory be characterised by being a decentralised online ecosystem. The idea is that within this ecosystem, users will be owners and therefore will not … Read more
What is Reactive Programming and How Can I Benefit from It?
Reactive programming is a design approach that uses asynchronous programming logic to handle real-time adjustments to typically static information. It provides an efficient mechanism — the use of automated data streams — for handling content … Read more
Is It Always Best to Reduce Code Lines?
Reducing Code Lines: Less is more? In the past, when the size of a typical storage medium was measured in kilobytes, there was a pressing reason to reduce the lines of code used in a program or game. After all, you can only fit so much data on … Read more
All You Need to Know About the Spring Framework
This quick Codemotion guide to Spring offers insights and key concepts for understanding and getting started with this popular framework. A brief story of Spring Today, Spring Framework is a de facto standard. Hundreds of thousands of … Read more
Creating a Catalogue with StencilJS
StencilJS is a compiler used to generate highly-optimized web components that are standard-compliant. In this short guide, we're going to see how to use it to create a list or catalogue that can be used, for example, for e-commerce. Before you … Read more
Which Skills Do I Need To Work On Innovative IT Projects?
According to Reti (an innovative Italian software development company), .NET, Microservices, Cloud, AI, and CyberSecurity are fundamental skills that will help you participate in some of the most exciting and innovative trends in programming. So … Read more
How to Boost Performance With Lazy Loading
If you've always thought that the term "lazy" only has a negative meaning, you’re about to find out that this is not the case. This guide, developed with Be Digitech Solutions, analyzes how the “lazy loading” design pattern/technique is a … Read more
Why You Should Use Typescript for Your Next Project
What is TypeScript? TypeScript is a programming language first developed by Microsoft in 2012. Its main ambition is to improve the productivity of developing complex applications. It is an open-source language developed as a superset of … Read more
Reactive Programming for Distributed Systems: All You Need to Know
Reactive programming is not a new idea. Reactive languages that allow for event-driven applications have been around for a long time. These languages are ideal for single-threaded, non-distributed applications. Distributed systems, however, are more … Read more
Understanding the Boom of Low Code and No-Code
Low code and no-code development platforms empower citizen developers to create tools for the businesses they work for. These platforms help companies make better use of their data, streamline workflows and save time and money. Low code and … Read more