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How Timescale Solves Real-Time Analytics in Postgres

If real-time analytics performance is critical for the demanding application you’re building, this is the technical whitepaper you’ll be glad you read: Timescale Architecture for Real-Time Analyti...

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Rust Concurrency: When to Use (and Avoid) Async Runtimes

Rust's asynchronous runtimes are extremely useful in a variety of scenarios, especially in high-concurrency and high-performance I/O-intensive applications. Below are some common use cases for Rust as...

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My Journey Building a Food Waste Reduction App with Laravel

Three months ago, I started my internship as a backend developer. At the company, we use PHP Laravel to build scalable web applications, and this role has been an exciting opportunity for me to dive d...

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Go for Node developers: creating an IDP from scratch - Set-up

Series Intro Nowadays, due to performance constraints a lot of companies are moving away from NodeJS to Go for their network and API stacks. This series is for developers interest in making t...

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what is Node.Js?🤔

Hello Every one My name is Muhammed Mondy Muhammed student at We School For Applied Technology & Front End Web Developer React.Js | Next.JS | software Testing intern at at DEPI Egypt Today interd...

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BallCat: Your New Secret Weapon for Supercharged Project Development

Quick Summary: 📝 Ballcat is a rapid development scaffolding that enables developers to quickly build enterprise-level backend management systems. It provides pre-built starters for extendi...

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Why I Never Use Optimistic Updates (And Why You Might Regret It Too)

If you’ve built anything with React, Vue, or any modern frontend framework, you’ve probably come across the idea of optimistic UI updates. It sounds fancy. It sounds fast. It even feels good. Unti...

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The Three Normal Forms in Database and Why You Might Ignore Them

The three normal forms are the most fundamental design principles in database modeling. So, what exactly are the three normal forms? And in real-world development, must we strictly adhere to them? In ...

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🌿 Spring Bean Lifecycle & Dependency Injection — What I Just Learned (From a Student's POV)

Yo! So I’ve been on this wild ride learning Java + Spring lately, and the deeper I get into Spring, the more things start to click. Last week, I focused on two core ideas: Dependency Injection (DI) ...

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Rust Ownership and Borrowing Explained

Introduction In Rust, ownership is a mechanism for managing memory, used to determine which variable has control over a piece of memory at any given time. Rust checks ownership relationships ...

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How Timescale Solves Real-Time Analytics in Postgres

Rust Concurrency: When to Use (and Avoid) Async Runtimes

My Journey Building a Food Waste Reduction App with Laravel

Go for Node developers: creating an IDP from scratch - Set-up

what is Node.Js?🤔

BallCat: Your New Secret Weapon for Supercharged Project Development

Why I Never Use Optimistic Updates (And Why You Might Regret It Too)

The Three Normal Forms in Database and Why You Might Ignore Them

🌿 Spring Bean Lifecycle & Dependency Injection — What I Just Learned (From a Student's POV)

Rust Ownership and Borrowing Explained

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