System Architecture

CodeSee aims to help developers not only gain an initial understanding, but to continually understand large codebases as they evolve over time.

In this post, we’ll explore the bridging of the gaps between frontend and backend systems, like the Channel Tunnel, or Chunnel.

Learn what ID and access tokens are and how to correctly use them in the OpenID Connect and OAuth context.

Security is one of the main factor that we need to consider. We must maintain it because we don't want someone steal our data. Security includes many things.

Iter8 makes it easy to optimize, validate and safely release new versions of apps. This experiment shows how Iter8 works.

If you had asked my thoughts on interoperability some years ago, I wouldn't have had much to say. Nowadays, it has become one of my most revered ideals. And today, I want to take you along for a journey towards its summum: Interoperable Serendipity.

Researchers at the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) are now proposing a method of accelerating distributed deep learning by dropping data blocks with zero values, which are frequently produced during distributed machine learning processes that use large datasets.

Pre-COVID-19, the merchandising culture at the Target retail chain had a very siloed decision-making process and operations, only focusing on what’s best for each “unique” division or category, not concerned with what was best for end-to-end operations or customers. Over the last four years, the company worked to change this state of operations, and the […]

Why is there so much momentum around RISC-V? The true revolution lies in the open hardware movement, and RISC-V is its current spearhead.

A skiplist is an ordered data structure providing expected O(Log(n)) lookup, insertion and deletion complexity. Learn more!

I played with NixOS for the last couple of months. This is a story about how I picked it up, or how I should have done it.

Why most companies would be better off avoiding microservices

Identify requests from clients uniquely so they can ignore duplicate requests when client retries

How you can practice chaos engineering more effectively in cloud native, which I call 'cloud native chaos engineering' or CNCE.

Collaboration among traditionally decoupled roles — the developer, ops and SREs — is essential. Cloud native and Kubernetes necessitate it.

Recently microservices-based applications became very popular and with the rise of microservices, the concept of Service Mesh also became…

You can use git move as a drop-in 10x faster replacement for git rebase (see the demo). The basic syntax is

Building tomorrows Web 3 infrastructure

The Problem I have always hated being forced to catch an exception, largely because: Remember that code you wrote that brings the database backup, adds disk space or memory, grants the correct file privileges as root? Neither do I. If a real problem...

That’s right, you. The software engineer who hasn’t taken a logic or formal methods course. You already know formal methods. Sure, you might not be able to build a fancy new proof tool this month, but skills you apply every day are the building blocks of formal methods. What gives? People do PhDs in formal […]

A foundational overview of how to build a responsive, adaptive, and accessible, multiselect component for sort and filter user experiences.

edunham joins Okta Developer Relations!

Search engine and cloud computing juggernaut Google is hosting its Google Cloud Next ’21 conference this week, and one of the more interesting things that