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06/21/2024

Why Social Media Platforms Display Your Following Count?

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06/14/2024

Please follow me on medium I will read and send 50 claps 👏 on your two posts. Thanks

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05/19/2024

Read this story from Zeeshan Ali on Medium: https://zeeshan01.medium.com/10-reasons-why-you-should-use-cqrs-in-your-applications-5879aaebba55

04/26/2024

https://youtu.be/IOfTPSyjhKs?feature=shared

04/21/2024

The world's first Hacking Story

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03/08/2024

Enhancing Performance and Scalability with Object Pooling in C #
Use case scenarios:
- Database connections
- Thread pools
- Network connections
- Graphics and audio resources
- Object-heavy applications

Object pooling is a software design pattern where a pool of reusable objects is created and maintained. Instead of creating and destroying…

02/19/2024

02/11/2024

In the late 1990s and early 2000s, JavaScript was primarily used for basic form validation and simple UI enhancements.
JavaScript developers were often seen as front-end specialists, focusing on client-side interactions but lacking the breadth of skills required for full-stack development.

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02/11/2024

Who proposed the idea of CSS (Cascading Style sheets) ?

The story of CSS begins with Håkon Wium Lie, a Norwegian web pioneer who played a significant role in its development. In 1994, Lie was working with Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web, at CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research). At that time, web pages were primarily styled using HTML, which made it challenging to separate content from presentation.

Creator of CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) Image coppied from Hackernoon.

02/10/2024

One of the most notable programming mistakes in history is the Y2K bug. It stemmed from early programming practices where years were represented with only two digits to save memory. This meant that when the year 2000 arrived, systems interpreted it as 1900, potentially causing widespread malfunctions in computers and software reliant on date calculations. It led to a global effort to fix and update systems before the turn of the millennium, costing billions of dollars. Despite the extensive preparations, the actual impact turned out to be far less severe than initially feared, but it remains a significant lesson in the importance of thorough testing and foresight in software development.

02/09/2024

Read this story from Zeeshan Ali on Medium: https://zeeshan01.medium.com/simplifying-ui-for-efficient-development-small-changes-big-impact-e2446a0d338b

02/05/2024

Think of software architecture like planning the layout of a house. Consider what rooms (components) you need, how they’ll connect (interfaces), and ensure a solid foundation (structure). Anticipate future changes like adding a new room (scalability) and aim for simplicity to avoid a confusing floor plan (code).

Uncle Bob (Robert Martin) Known for SOILD Principle and Clean Architecture.

02/05/2024

Think of software architecture like planning the layout of a house. Consider what rooms (components) you need, how they'll connect (interfaces), and ensure a solid foundation (structure). Anticipate future changes like adding a new room (scalability) and aim for simplicity to avoid a confusing floor plan (code).

01/27/2024

Why Domain Events are Important in Domain Driven Design.

In a nutshell, domain events in Domain-Driven Design (DDD) help capture and communicate significant changes or occurrences within a system. They're like little messages that shout, "Hey, something important just happened!" This is crucial for understanding and coordinating different parts of your software, making it easier to design and maintain complex systems. Think of domain events as the gossipers of your application, spreading news and keeping everyone in the loop.

01/18/2024

Events are immutable because they have already happened and we can't change the past!

01/15/2024

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01/06/2024

WebApi Performance Improvements — C # Response Compression.

The primary purpose of response compression is to improve the performance and efficiency of web apis by reducing bandwidth usage and speeding up the loading time of web application.

Reduce Bandwidth: Compressing response before sending them to clients reduces the amount of data transmitted over the network.

Faster Load Time : Clients can receive and render API responses more quickly, improving the overall user experience.

Improve Scalability: server would be able to handle more requests per second, improving the scalability and performance of your API.

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01/03/2024

Google Stores Billions of Lines of Code In a Single Repository, They use it for 95% of their source code, leaving Google Chrome and Android on their specific ones. The 2016 source says it has over 2 billion lines of code and 40,000 daily commits by more than 10,000 engineers. We can only assume that this is much bigger today.

01/02/2024

In a recent interview with Scott Hanselman, Roberta Arcoverde, Head of Engineering at Stack Overflow, revealed the story of the architecture of Stack Overflow. They handle more than 6000 requests per second, 2 billion page views per month, and they manage to render a page in about 12 milliseconds. We imagine they use a microservice solution running in the Cloud with Kubernetes.

Their solution is 15 years old, a giant monolithic application running on-premise. It is a single application on IIS which runs 200 sites. This single app is running on nine web servers and a single SQL Server (with the addition of one hot standby).

They also use two levels of cache, one on SQL Server with large RAM (1.5TB), where they have 30% of DB access in RAM, and two Redis servers (master and replica). Besides this, they have three tag engine servers and 3 Elastic search servers, which are used for 34 million daily searches.

All this is handled by a team of 50 engineers, who manage to deploy to production in 4 minutes several times daily.

01/01/2024

In this video I go over 5 passive income ideas to make money online in 2024. If you're looking for ways to make money where you do the work once and it has t...

01/01/2024

Meet Monster API: An AI-Focused Computing Infrastructure for Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) that Enables Simplified Fine-Tuning and Deployment of Open-Source Models

01/01/2024

Workers who can teach chatbots to think and work creatively with the help of AI could have their pick of the labor market.

01/01/2024

Explore the diverse world of job opportunities within the Microsoft tech ecosystem as we delve into the versatility of C #.

12/31/2023

Loose Coupling: Minimize the direct dependencies between components by designing them to depend on abstractions rather than concrete implementations. This makes it easier to replace or upgrade components without affecting the entire system.

12/31/2023

https://zeeshan01.medium.com/dtos-must-be-immutable-ae3fd4b7022f

DTO is a good and practical design pattern for transferring data between different layers and components. DTOs also help in improving performance by passing the only necessary data that reduces the…

12/30/2023

One of the undecided problems of software development is deciding what the boundaries of a piece of software is. (Is a browser part of an operating system or not?) Many proponents of Service Oriented Architecture believe that applications are going away - thus future enterprise software development will be about assembling services together.

I don't think applications are going away for the same reasons why application boundaries are so hard to draw. Essentially applications are social constructions:

by Martin Fowler

12/30/2023

It's deficult to Keep it simple!

12/30/2023

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