When thinking of generating unique IDs, the very first approach that comes to mind is using auto-incrementing integer IDs in traditional databases. This works well for small systems or systems with a single database. However, you cannot use this meth...
Scaling is the process of increasing the system’s capacity to handle growing amount work. It's about designing your application or infrastructure so it can manage more users, data, or requests without failing or becoming slow. There were two major wa...
CAP Theorem is measure that can help you assess the tradeoffs when designing distributed systems. The trade-off is between Consistency, Availability and Partition Tolerance. All of these three are inter-related, with subtle difference, and all of the...
Good code is an asset, while Bad code is a liability. The liability also has a technical name as Tech/Code Debt. Code debt arises when the delivered code is not very optimal requires refactoring. This debt can be due to faster delivery timelines, mis...
When I started using Github, I used Github Desktop for sometime because that felt easy. Down the line, I learnt using git via CLI. And, I haven't touched the electron tool back ever. But, I was still using Github via HTTP vs SSH. I fell in love with...
Javascript is asynchronous, that simply means that it does not wait. Well, it does but not very often. And, unless you ask it to await. Javascript is like the language of Web. So, if you planning to learn Web Development. Javascript is one of the thi...
