Software Development
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REST vs gRPC: A Comparative Analysis
Deciphering communication in modern applications is paramount, and the longstanding champion REST is now faced with a formidable contender: gRPC. As developers architect new-age systems, understanding the intricacies, strengths, and differences between these two protocols can dictate performance, efficiency, and future scalability. Dive into our deep analysis of REST vs. gRPC to determine which best… Continue reading
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Understanding the Difference Between Threads and Tasks in C#
Concurrency and parallelism have become pivotal aspects of modern programming, allowing developers to harness the power of multicore processors and deliver more responsive applications. In the realm of C#, two main avenues for achieving these goals are threads and tasks. While both are tools for enabling concurrency, they operate differently and offer distinct advantages, each… Continue reading
Async/Await, Asynchronous Programming, C# Concurrency, C# Programming, Code Efficiency, Concurrency, CPU-Bound Tasks, Developer Productivity, I/O-Bound Tasks, Multithreading, Parallel Execution, Parallelism, performance optimization, Programming Abstractions, Synchronization, System Resources, Task Parallel Library, Task Scheduler, Thread Management, Thread vs Task -
How to apply SOLID Principles
In this blog post, we explored the power of SOLID principles in improving the design and maintainability of code. By refactoring a complex class in an e-commerce application, we witnessed the transformation from a monolithic and tightly coupled structure to a modular and flexible architecture. Through the Single Responsibility Principle, we learned how to divide… Continue reading
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Unraveling the Tapestry of Code Complexity: Exploring the Web of Small Things
In the world of software development, code complexity can emerge from numerous small details that interconnect within our codebases. It goes beyond grand architectural designs and intricate algorithms. The countless magic numbers, nested conditionals, poor naming choices, and other seemingly insignificant elements contribute to a web of complexity. In this blog, we unravel these small… Continue reading
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Creating Custom Components in Tailwind CSS with React: Buttons, Input, and Alerts
In this step-by-step tutorial, we’ll guide you through the process of creating a powerful component library using Tailwind CSS and React. Starting from scratch, you’ll learn how to set up a React app, configure Tailwind CSS, and gradually build and customize components like buttons and inputs. By the end of this tutorial, you’ll have the… Continue reading
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Beyond Microservices: Why Amazon’s Move to Monoliths Makes Sense
In this article, we explore the topic of monoliths vs. microservices and take a closer look at the arguments made in a recent Amazon blog post that advocates for the move back to monoliths. While microservices have been touted as the future of software development, there are valid reasons why some companies may choose to… Continue reading
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Optimizing Next.js performance: Tips and tricks
Next.js is a popular React framework that allows developers to build high-performance web applications with ease. However, even with its powerful features like server-side rendering (SSR) and static site generation (SSG), there are still optimizations that can be made to further improve the performance of Next.js applications. In this blog post, we will explore some… Continue reading
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Optimizing Redux for Improved React Application Performance
Optimizing Redux is a crucial part of building high-performance React applications. When used correctly, Redux can efficiently manage complex state and provide a scalable architecture for your application. However, it is important to optimize your Redux implementation to ensure that your application runs smoothly and without any unnecessary re-renders or performance issues. In this article,… Continue reading
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Next.js vs Gatsby: Which is the better choice for your project?
Next.js and Gatsby are two popular frameworks that offer excellent features for building modern websites and web applications. While both frameworks have their unique strengths, they differ in the way they handle website rendering, scalability, and development experience. Next.js is an excellent choice for handling complex web applications that require server-side rendering, while Gatsby is… Continue reading
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Custom Error Responses in a .NET Core Web API with RFC Specification
Custom error responses in a .NET Core Web API provide better information to users and developers, making the application more efficient and user-friendly. Continue reading
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