Software Architecture Concepts

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The Differences Between Graph and Relational Databases

Nearly every business depends on data. Data powers websites, desktops and mobile apps, predicts trends, collects information about clients and customers and keeps tabs on products and people.

How to Architect a Serverless Application

Code, a set of instructions to a computer packaged as an application, only serves a purpose when there is a computer (server) to interact with.

5 Server Side Programming Languages Every Programmer Should Know

This guide is for aspiring web server programmers. It covers the uses and characteristics of web server code, along with key aspects of five programming languages often used for server-side web development.

A Guide to Understanding Logic Programming

Most computer programming languages fall into one of several programming paradigms. A paradigm classifies a language based on its features and how its programs are constructed and used.

The Developer’s Guide to Visual Programming Languages

Most programming languages today are text-based, which means you type code that tells the computer what you want done.

A Software Engineer’s Guide to System Design

The idea of designing something is as old as humans. To design something means to work out the details before committing to creating the real thing.

A Guide to OOP Principles in Java

Object-oriented programming gives you a set of programming principles to make your code more compartmentalized and reusable.

Data Structures in Computer Programming

Data structures are used to create efficient, clear, and organized programs. Among the best known data structures are lists and arrays.

What are the Four Types of API Formats?

APIs are what keep software connected. Whether you are looking to link your application to others or you want to have smooth communication between services, APIs help bring multiple pieces of an application together.

SOLID Principles in Programming: A Comprehensive Guide

Most new software applications are developed using Object-oriented Programming (OOP) techniques. This paradigm is very powerful, but can also be confusing, and can lead to complex code that is difficult to debug, change, or extend.

An Overview of the Solid Data Protocol

The Origins of the Solid ProtocolJust over thirty years ago, a physicist named Tim Berners-Lee created a decentralized, collaborative read-write space he called the World Wide Web.

The Benefits of a Service Mesh

A service mesh can make managing a service-oriented application on the cloud much easier. It adds an infrastructure layer, keeping operational concerns out of service development, and centralizes service management.

An Introduction to HTTP/2

HTTP/2 (also known as HTTP 2) updates and expands the original Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) implementation.

Understanding Unit Testing

Unit testing exercises each function point in a program to make sure it works. Every application needs to be tested to make sure that it meets specifications – and ideally gives users joy from using it.

Introduction to WebSockets

What are WebSockets?The WebSocket Protocol is a widely supported open standard for developing real-time applications.

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