In today’s text, I want to take a closer look at Server Sent Events (or SSE for short) and WebSockets. Both are good and battle-tested…
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JetBrains IDE-s based on the IntelliJ platform are probably one of the most common IDEs in existence nowadays. Their popularity is especially visible within the…
In today’s text I want to take a closer look at gRPC and REST. Probably two of the most commonly used approaches for creating API…
Here I will be taking a closer look at a branch of mathematics known as queueing theory. I will describe it, explain its basic laws.…
Sharding is a technique of splitting some arbitrary set of entities into smaller parts known as shards. It is used to achieve better consistency and…
In short, the CAP theorem is a mathematical theorem describing how our application will behave in the event of network partitioning. It is one of…
Nowadays there is no need for stressing the importance of web applications security. Almost on a weekly basis, we hear about new security breaches, data…
Today I want to tell you a few words about how you can describe your system through mathematical equations — at least to some degree.You…
Application security is becoming a more and more important topic on a day-to-day basis. Unauthorized access to protected data can potentially cost millions of dollars…
Guide through the FIRST principles with a few general thoughts about them taken from my own experience as a software engineer. FIRST is an acronym…