Modern software teams talk a lot about speed. Faster releases faster feedback faster iteration. Somewhere along the way instability became acceptable as long as it was quickly patched. Bugs are tracked outages are normalized and constant fixes are treated as part of the job.
Software applications have changed over the last ten years from discrete systems to intricately linked ecosystems. Data seldom resides in one location, whether a business creates an e-commerce marketplace, a mobile banking app, or a healthcare site. The Application Programming Interface, or API, is the framework that maintains the connections...
Writing software isn’t just about making something that works today — it’s about making something that will continue to work, be readable, and be maintainable tomorrow, next year, and by other developers you may never meet. That’s where the idea of clean code comes in.
C# developers have long relied on interfaces to build abstractions, promote loose coupling, and enable testability. While interfaces offer valuable capabilities in the right contexts, they are often overused—or misused—when concrete types (classes or abstract classes) could provide a more expressive, maintainable, and robust solution.
In contemporary software development, authorization and authentication are essential elements. OAuth and JWT (JSON Web Tokens) are two of the most widely used protocols and standards available to developers today. Despite their frequent usage together, they have distinct functions and cannot be substituted for one another. This article gives a...
Screaming Architecture is a concept introduced by renowned software developer and thought leader Robert C. Martin, often referred to as "Uncle Bob." The term may sound unconventional, but it represents a powerful principle in software design, focusing on making the architecture of a system reflect the primary concerns and use...
In the evolving world of web applications, efficiency, scalability, and seamless real-time experiences are paramount. Traditional web architectures rely heavily on client-server models that may struggle under modern demands for responsiveness and synchronization. This is where sync engines come into the picture, offering a promising solution to many of the...
We will look at how to use the open-source infrastructure-as-code tool Terraform to do this in this extensive guide. For companies looking to offer dependable services, putting in place a strong, highly available architecture on AWS is essential. Ensuring that every component is designed for high availability, we'll cover...
Building robust applications requires a strong foundation of solid design principles. These principles guide developers in writing code that is not only functional but also maintainable, scalable, and adaptable to change. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore five fundamental software design principles that are essential for creating robust applications:...
Keeping the codebase organized, adaptable, and controllable is essential in the field of software design. The Adapter Pattern is one design pattern that greatly advances these objectives. By acting as a bridge, this pattern allows conflicting interfaces to coexist peacefully. Developers may increase maintainability, simplify their codebase, and increase code...
