Tag: Web development
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Azure OpenAI Service powers the Microsoft Copilot ecosystem
Posted on January 3, 2024, Level beginner Resource Length medium
Many AI systems are designed for collaboration: Copilot is one of them. Copilot—powered by Microsoft Azure OpenAI Service—allows you to simplify how you design, operate, optimize, and troubleshoot apps and infrastructure from cloud to edge. It utilizes language models, the Azure control plane, and insights about your Azure and Arc-enabled assets. All of this is carried out within the framework of Azure's steadfast commitment to safeguarding data security and privacy. By Andy Beatman Senior Product Marketing Manager, Azure AI.
Tags ai event-driven web-development app-development azure
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How to centralize CloudWatch Alarms with Amazon EventBridge and AWS CloudFormation
Posted on January 2, 2024, Level intermediate Resource Length long
Amazon CloudWatch lets customers collect monitoring and operational data in the form of logs, metrics, and events, providing an easy way to monitor and receive notifications regarding their workload health and often integrate directly with other systems, such as JIRA Service Desk and ServiceNow. By Chaitanya Gummadi.
Tags serverless event-driven web-development app-development software-architecture
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A developer workflow for modern AWS serverless applications
Posted on January 1, 2024, Level intermediate Resource Length long
Modern serverless applications on AWS are complex with a lot of moving parts. Mapping a developer workflow onto those applications can be difficult. This article discusses the developer workflow I have developed for complex serverless applications at aleph0, with example CloudFormation template and GitHub Action snippets to illustrate the concepts. By Andy Boothe.
Tags serverless web-development app-development software-architecture
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History of Google algorithm updates
Posted on December 31, 2023, Level beginner Resource Length medium
In this article authors have compiled a full list of Google algorithm launches, updates, and refreshes that have rolled out over the years, as well as links to resources for SEO professionals who want to understand each of these changes. By @searchenginejournal.com.
Tags google search web-development app-development cio
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Swift everywhere: Using interoperability to build on Windows
Posted on December 30, 2023, Level beginner Resource Length medium
Swift's deliberate design choices over the years has resulted in a language that showcases how flexibility and compatibility does not need to come at the cost of usability. One of these design choices was Swift's focus on native interoperability with other languages. The flexibility that this enables makes it a joy to build rich, native experiences in Swift across a variety of environments. By Saleem Abdulrasool.
Tags swiftlang programming web-development app-development software
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Real-time data architecture patterns
Posted on December 27, 2023, Level intermediate Resource Length long
The rapid proliferation and increased volume of data across industries has magnified the need for organizations to have a solid strategy in place for processing and managing real-time data. Improving overall data capabilities enables teams to operate more efficiently, and emerging technologies have even created a smoother pathway for bringing real-time data closer to business users, which plays a critical role in effective decision-making. By Miguel Garcia.
Tags streaming web-development app-development devops software-architecture
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How to come up with an app idea in 3 simple ways
Posted on December 26, 2023, Level beginner Resource Length medium
If you are struggling to come up with your app idea, it's okay. You're not alone. It is common for app developers to face this type of challenge given the millions of apps in the App Store. Also, thinking of an app idea isn't always as easy as it sounds. By Pat Enriquez.
Tags learning web-development app-development ios
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Secure GraphQL endpoints in Spring reactive applications
Posted on December 25, 2023, Level intermediate Resource Length medium
Spring Supports GraphQL requests over HTTP, Websockets and RSockets. Securing an Spring GraphQL application does not differ from securing a Web application. Mainly, Spring GraphQL needs to ensure context propagates from WebFlux to the data fetching layer so that we can use Security annotations or access the authenticated principal in @SchemaMapping methods. This should work for HTTP and WebSocket. By Ruchira Madhushan Rajapaksha.
Tags apis infosec java restful web-development app-development
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Using JWTs to authenticate services unravels API gateways
Posted on December 20, 2023, Level intermediate Resource Length medium
The API gateway component in a cloud native architecture is critical because it offloads critical API security and policy functionality to a common place, allowing the backend APIs and services to focus on business logic. API authentication, authorization, audit, throttling and similar tasks can be complex and difficult to get right, so many organizations choose an API gateway to handle them. By Christian Posta and Peter Jausovec.
Tags apis infosec java web-development app-development
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TLS vs SSL: What's the difference? Which one should you use?
Posted on December 19, 2023, Level beginner Resource Length medium
Both TLS and SSL are protocols that help you securely authenticate and transport data on the Internet. But what's the difference between TLS vs SSL? And is it something you need to worry about? By kinsta.com.
Tags miscellaneous infosec browsers web-development ssl
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Privacy vs. security: Exploring the differences & relationship
Posted on December 18, 2023, Level beginner Resource Length medium
Learn how Adaptive Multi-Factor Authentication combats data breaches, weak passwords, and phishing attacks. By okta.com.
Tags miscellaneous infosec browsers web-development cio
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Building components for consumption, not complexity
Posted on December 16, 2023, Level beginner Resource Length long
Design systems are on the tip of every designer's tongue, but the narrative in the industry mainly focuses on why you need a design system and its importance rather than the reality of endless maintenance and internal politics. By Luis Ouriach.
Tags ux css learning web-development frontend