System Architecture

Black Parrot Labs Blog: It's common for developers to return their JPA persistence entities to the presentation layer as a way to get started quickly and minimise boilerplate. This post explores why this practise is a bad idea.

Event-Driven by Oskar Dudycz

There is a wider question of what makes a software developer more effective.

Interactive article explaining how GPS works.

Create RESTful Postman API Collections From Data Models

The Global Language of Business

Product security incident response teams require a unique set of tools for the discovery and remediation of a vulnerability or security defect. Open source is the solution.

It's all about real-time processing speed, and on that score, Flink is hard to beat.

An Event Store, whether it is an out-of-the-box solution of custom-built, needs to offer certain essential features and might offer some…

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The first of the Intro to MQTT series

Learn how to to create a semantic search tool for matching wines to users from natural language queries in pure Elixir

How to use precious time effectively and focus your efforts when it comes to testing, plus examples of what you should and should not test in a time crunch.

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People use graph databases every day and seldom know it. Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter all rely on graph databases and analytics to understand how users relate to each other and to connect users with the right content.

Buyer-based open core is the most effective framework for monetizing open source without selling out.

GitOps is Continuous Deployment for cloud native applications

A look at how Kubernetes autoscaling works, the different autoscaling methods Kubernetes provides and potential errors that can arise.

Today’s blockchain implementations are too costly and slow to function as generalized Web3 computing platforms. Successful systems are using real-time, off-chain data to find market fit.

Did you know that you can manage atleast-once delivery not only on the producer but also on the consumer side?

Separating the useful from the useless in postwar crypto

Zero trust protects identities, endpoints, applications, networks, infrastructure, and data, and can be implemented in different ways.

If your software is slow, throwing hardware at the problem is often a bad first solution.

It's difficult find programming projects that you're motivated to work on that expand your skillset. Implementing protocols is one of the best options.