Tag: Frontend and mobile
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.NET programmer's guide to CancellationToken
Posted on February 23, 2023, Level intermediate Resource Length long
Microsoft created a standardized cancellation implementation that has far-reaching capabilities beyond its original use case. Sometimes canceling is a good thing. In many of my .NET projects, I have had plenty of motivation to cancel both internal and external processes. Microsoft learned that developers were approaching this common use case in a variety of complex implementations and decided there must be a better way. By Davit Asryan.
Tags frontend-and-mobile software-engineering how-to architecture-and-apis product-and-design
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Maximizing user experience: Strategies for improving frontend performance S01-E01
Posted on February 21, 2023, Level beginner Resource Length medium
In today's fast-paced digital world, the speed of your website can make or break the user experience. With abundant information at our fingertips, users expect websites to load quickly and efficiently. As frontend developers, it's our responsibility to deliver a seamless experience for our users. By Gaurav Sharma.
Tags leadership-and-career frontend-and-mobile product-and-design
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What is changing for Vuejs developers in 2023
Posted on February 20, 2023, Level beginner Resource Length medium
2022 saw some major changes in the Vue.js ecosystem from Vue 3 becoming the new default Vue version, to development environments pivoting to Vite, to a stable release of Nuxt 3. What do all these changes, and others, mean for Vue.js devs in 2023? By Daniel Kelly.
Tags leadership-and-career frontend-and-mobile cloud-and-infrastructure
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How we reduced our iOS app launch time by 60%
Posted on February 16, 2023, Level intermediate Resource Length medium
App startup time is a critical metric for users, as it's their first interaction with the app, and even minor improvements can have significant benefits for the user experience. By Filip Busic.
Tags frontend-and-mobile product-and-design
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AWS introduces step functions distributed map for large-scale parallel data processing
Posted on February 14, 2023, Level beginner Resource Length long
AWS recently announced a distributed map for Step Functions, a solution for large-scale parallel data processing. Optimized for S3, the new feature of the AWS orchestration service targets interactive and highly parallel serverless data processing workflows. By Renato Losio.
Tags cloud-and-infrastructure product-and-design architecture-and-apis frontend-and-mobile devops-and-ci-cd
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Jsonnet is better than YAML for generating JSON
Posted on February 13, 2023, Level beginner Resource Length long
YAML is a well-known language for generating JSON files, but as we have been generating Docker Compose for integration tests, we've found Jsonnet to be better. Before we discuss both languages, keep in mind that this piece is strictly to discuss the use of each language when generating JSON. By Colin Mo.
Tags backend-development product-and-design software-engineering frontend-and-mobile
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Deno fresh WASM: Code modules in Rust
Posted on February 12, 2023, Level intermediate Resource Length long
Deno Fresh WASM is pretty easy to set up, just by adding a single dependency to your project. This lets you write code in Rust, compile it to WASM and then use that generated module in your Deno project. By Rodney Lab.
Tags software-engineering product-and-design frontend-and-mobile
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8 most popular Python HTML web scraping packages with benchmarks
Posted on February 4, 2023, Level intermediate Resource Length long
This blog post will cover Python web scraping packages in terms of their speed, ease of use, and personal investigations. This blog post won't cover what webscraping is and how parsers work. By Dmitriy Zub.
Tags backend-development software-engineering frontend-and-mobile product-and-design
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How Swift code runs on AWS Lambda
Posted on January 29, 2023, Level intermediate Resource Length medium
Intel TDX meets the Confidential Computing Consortium (CCC) standard for hardware-enforced memory protection not controlled by the cloud provider, all while delivering minimal performance impact with no code changes. By Mark Russinovich Chief Technology Officer and Technical Fellow, Microsoft Azure.
Tags cloud-and-infrastructure frontend-and-mobile architecture-and-apis
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How to choose the right API style and technology
Posted on January 26, 2023, Level intermediate Resource Length medium
In this post, we'll go through the 5 most popular API styles and look at very common questions like "How to decide on the right API style and which technology to choose for a style" and provide practical scenarios where an API Gateway can supplement their weaknesses. By Bobur Umurzokov.
Tags architecture-and-apis software-engineering frontend-and-mobile product-and-design
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What are Webhook Gateways?
Posted on January 25, 2023, Level intermediate Resource Length medium
A webhook gateway is a webhook management tool that sits between a webhooks provider and webhooks consumer. It acts as a reverse and forward proxy for webhooks. It can be deployed by both the API provider that sends webhooks and the consumer that receives webhooks to handle webhook events multiplexing and de-multiplexing respectively. By Subomi Oluwalana.
Tags architecture-and-apis frontend-and-mobile leadership-and-career
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Event-driven APIs with webhook and API Gateway
Posted on January 24, 2023, Level intermediate Resource Length medium
This post elaborates on building event-driven APIs by making use of Webhook and API Gateway, we understand the role of each in this solution. By Bobur Umurzokov.
Tags cloud-and-infrastructure architecture-and-apis frontend-and-mobile