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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.

data security in space ISS

September 25, 2020 by Cate Lawrence

How Blockchain Technology Can Ensure Data Security in Space?

Table Of ContentsBlockchain technology and the challenge of multiple party access and mixed-use assetsIntroducing Dynamic Data SecurityWant a career in blockchain technlogy? You've probably thought about securing smart devices such as cars and … Read more

monitoring

September 17, 2020 by Laila Mahran

How to Monitor Microservices

At their core, microservices are a response to the monolithic applications of yesteryear. Rather than designing apps as one massive entity that is so interconnected there is no such thing as a small problem anymore, microservices instead break even … Read more

September 16, 2020 by Cate Lawrence

The Lifecycle of a Remote Code Execution Security Incident

It's not always easy to understand the trust value of a penetration testing until a critical security incident happens to you. Last year at Codemotion Rome,  Giovanni Mellini is Head of Information, systems, and network security at ENAV S.pA., … Read more

cobol

September 15, 2020 by Cate Lawrence

Is It Time to Learn A Legacy Mainframe Language Like COBOL?

Table Of ContentsMainframe legacy languages persist beyond COBOLThe problem of expiring talentThe Linux Foundation's Open Mainframe Project is here to help Why learn a legacy mainframe language? The Common Business-Oriented Language (COBOL) is … Read more

iot

September 9, 2020 by Perry Lea

How Has Software-defined Networking Transformed Mass IoT Deployments?

Software-defined networking (SDN) is a method of decoupling the software and algorithms that define the networking control plane from the underlying hardware that manages the forwarding plane. SDN provides the industry methods to build, scale, and … Read more

Functional Programming Code - Declarative Paradigm Lambda Calculus

September 2, 2020 by Giulio Santoli

Lambda Calculus: Functional Programming With No Tears

Table Of ContentsHow Lambda Calculus worksThinking as a Functional ProgrammerConclusions Lambda Calculus doesn’t seem to be a suitable topic for mainstream conferences, where it must compete against numerous talks about the latest and greatest … Read more

September 2, 2020 by Cate Lawrence

Security Is Not Just the Responsibility of the Security Manager

The following article was inspired by some of the best talks we had the opportunity to host during our offline conferences over the last few years. Together, they offer a broader view of the aspects related to Security. We have committed … Read more

digital nomad

September 2, 2020 by Christian Cannata

Digital Nomads: Finding Freedom By Writing Code While Travelling

Being a professional developer certainly demands abstraction, passion and creative skills. As artisans, we create ad-hoc products hypothetically usable by people all over the world, whether that is a web product or a company's internal software. … Read more

August 26, 2020 by Cate Lawrence

Does open source software have a security problem?

You'd be hard-pressed to find a day where a cybersecurity incident doesn't hit the news, whether it's hackers accessing personal data, undertaking a DDoS attack or deploying ransomware. Over the years, security breaches have crippled industries, … Read more

freelance developer

July 30, 2020 by Christian Cannata

How To Become A Freelance Developer (Leaving A Permanent Job)

The idea of leaving a safe job and a fixed salary is probably one of the scariest possibilities any kind of worker can face. The guarantee of a reliable income at the end of the month offers a security which can help you to put down roots that may … Read more

July 13, 2020 by Antonio Turibbio Liccardi

Nomad vs Kubernetes without the complexity

If one wanted to define Nomad (created by HashiCorp), it could be described as a scheduler, but in truth, Nomad is more than that. In this article, we introduce Nomad and try to show how it can be used to simplify the life-cycle management of any … Read more

developer consultant

July 10, 2020 by Leo Sorge

How To Choose Between Developer Or Consultant?

Writing code and work as a software developer is a job that you can either do from inside a company or outside it, by becoming a consultant. In this article we'll outline pros and cons of both the choices. What is a developer? A developer is a … Read more

coding dev testing

July 1, 2020 by Andrea Chiarelli

Testing your C# code with xUnit

It should be clear to everyone by now that automating code testing is not a whim, a habit of some programmers, nor an optional activity. It is a necessity that helps you to be confident that your code does what it should, and allows you to change it … Read more

pro dev

June 12, 2020 by Lorenzo Ermigiotti

Top 10 tips to become a pro developer

Table Of Contents#01 Always keep learning#02 Embrace failure (and learn from it)#03 Learn to deal with your harshest critics#04 Learn to ask for constructive criticism#05 Increase the quality of your code#06 Read lots of code#07 Manage your … Read more

debug

June 9, 2020 by Laila Mahran

Troubleshooting & Debugging Microservices

From Hoverfly to Lyft Envoy, there are a number of tools available for troubleshooting and debugging microservices. But even with tools in hand, debugging microservices can be a challenge. With so many layers of potential abstraction and complexity, … Read more

June 5, 2020 by Cate Lawrence

IoT Innovation and Bluetooth® mesh networks

Bluetooth® mesh was released in 2017. It allows the creation of secure networks of tens of thousands of Bluetooth devices and the creation of truly smart, self-optimising buildings, with sensors, lights, air-conditioning units and more, all working … Read more

bitcoin blockchain developer

May 27, 2020 by Giacomo Barbieri

How to improve your Blockchain developer career

Since 2009, the Blockchain industry has grown exponentially. To start with, there really is a Blockchain industry now, and with it, a big ecosystem that is growing in every direction. In 2009, there was Bitcoin. Then, in 2014, the Ethereum … Read more

Infrastructure as Code

May 18, 2020 by Leo Sorge

Infrastructure as Code

Infrastructure as Code Infrastructure as Code (IaC) uses a high-level descriptive coding language to automate the provisioning of IT infrastructure. This automation eliminates the need for developers to manually provision and manage servers, … Read more

coronavirus people

May 12, 2020 by Giacomo Barbieri

Blockchain and cryptocurrencies serving against COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed many lives, but many industries are clearly prepared to act to find proactive solutions. The blockchain industry seems to be one of the most prepared, having created its own infrastructure over the last 10 years. … Read more

api economy

May 5, 2020 by Leo Sorge

API Economy: Code + API = Money

We live in an interconnected world whose fabric is wired in software threads. Application Programming Interfaces contribute to this fabric through the optimization of resources such as time and money. Thanks to the sharing of APIs, the full potential … Read more

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