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Micro-Frontends: Scaling Frontend Development with Modular Architecture

Introduction As web applications grow, monolithic frontends—where all features live in a single codebase— quickly become difficult to manage. Large applications like dashboards, search systems, user management, and analytics often suffer from: Slow build and deployment cycles Conflicts between multiple teams working on the same codebase Difficulty introducing new frameworks or technologies Risk of a…
Crafting Scalable Microservices with .NET Core

Introduction Microservices is a design pattern which is used to develop an entire application by using small independent services. Each service has performed specific business logic like payments service, email service, SMS service, order service, document service and communication with other services using an Api and communicating between two microservices using sockets and grpc tool.…
Simplifying State Management in React with Zustand

Managing state in React applications has always been a challenge. For small apps, useState and useReducer work fine, but as your app grows, so does the complexity of managing state across multiple components. Traditionally, libraries like Redux or the Context API have been used to handle global state. However, they often come with boilerplate code,…
Mastering Node.js Application Debugging Techniques

Introduction In the world of web development, encountering complex issues is inevitable. When faced with such challenges, the ability to debug effectively becomes crucial. Debugging is the art of unraveling these intricate problems, allowing us to gain insights into how our code executes step by step. Through debugging, we can meticulously examine variable values at…
SQL Functions Deep Dive

SQL Functions In the realm of database management and querying, proficiency in SQL goes beyond basic CRUD operations. Advanced SQL functions offer a wide array of capabilities for data manipulation, analysis, and optimization. In this blog post, we’ll explore some of the most powerful SQL functions. Advanced SQL Functions 1) Table-Valued Functions: Table-valued functions in…
A Developer’s Guide to Authentication and Authorization in NestJS

Nest JS (Authentication and Authorization) Introduction: – In the dynamic realm of web development, selecting the appropriate framework can significantly impact your project’s success. Nest JS stands out as a formidable contender, boasting a harmonious mix of adaptability, performance, and developer-centric features. In this blog post, we will delve into how NestJS, with its resilient…
Exploring the Key Features of MVC 5 and MVC 6

MVC (Model-View-Controller) is a software architectural pattern commonly used for developing user interfaces. MVC 5 and MVC 6 refer to different versions of the ASP.NET MVC framework, which is used for building web applications on the .NET platform. Here are some key features of each: MVC 5: 1. Controller Improvements: Attribute-based Routing: In MVC 5,…
Healenium – AI-Powered Self-Healing for Selenium

One of the biggest challenges in test automation is flaky tests. Often, your test scripts fail because of UI changes (like modified element locators, renamed IDs, or shifted elements). Fixing these broken tests manually consumes a lot of time and effort. This is where Healenium comes in. Healenium is an open-source AI-powered self-healing library for…
CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION AND DELIVERY (CI/CD)

OVERVIEW Exhausted by chaotic code merges, endless manual testing, and nerve-wracking, error-filled deployment nights? There’s a better way. CI/CD is the game-changing approach that streamlines and automates your path from code to customer, enabling teams to ship software faster, more reliably, and with far less stress. WHAT EXACTLY IS CI/CD? CI/CD stands for Continuous Integration…
Practical Uses of SignalR: Real-Time Web Applications

Practical Uses of SignalR: Real-Time Web Applications SignalR is a powerful open-source library from Microsoft that simplifies adding real-time web functionality to applications. It enables server-side code to push content to connected clients instantly, using technologies like WebSockets, Server-Sent Events, or Long Polling, depending on the client and server capabilities. Below, we explore practical use…