Medium·2ySuccess: You’re wrong about almost everything
The post discusses the misconceptions about success as a software engineer and challenges the traditional notions of working long hours and being in the office. It highlights the benefits of remote working, the different ways to reach top positions, and the decline in productivity with longer working hours.
Medium·2yJavaScript Engine, JIT compiler, Stack, Heap, Memory, Primitives, References, and Garbage Collection
This post provides an in-depth exploration of the JavaScript engine, including topics such as compilation and interpretation, JIT compilers, memory management (stack and heap), primitives, references, and garbage collection.
Medium·2y5 AI Books for Software Engineers
This post provides a list of 5 AI books for software engineers with a good balance of theory and practice. It covers topics such as machine learning with PyTorch and Scikit-Learn, deep learning, and understanding deep learning. The post also includes links to additional resources and recommends taking a slow and thorough approach to learning.
Medium·2yWhy use GoFr for Golang Backend?
GoFr is an opinionated Go Framework for accelerated microservice development. It provides features like REST API principles, logging, metrics and tracing, CORS configuration, dynamic log level, Kubernetes compatibility, database integration, and IoT integration. GoFr simplifies API design and allows for easy monitoring and observability of applications.
Medium·2yEvent-Driven Architecture in Go (golang)
This post explains Event-Driven Architecture using RabbitMQ, Domain-Driven Design, and Clean Architecture. It covers the concepts of events, commands, and actors, and provides code examples in Go (golang) to create events, entities, publishers, DTOs, use cases, controllers, and more. It also demonstrates how to listen to events and execute commands based on them.
Medium·2yA Deep Dive into High Performance HTTP Requests for Python Engineers
This post explores different techniques for improving the performance of HTTP request code in Python, including using concurrency models like threading, multiprocessing, and asyncio. It also discusses the differences between concurrency and parallelism.
Medium·2yHow to Find Memory Leaks in Flutter Apps?
This post discusses how to find and fix memory leaks in Flutter apps using DevTools. It explains the basics of memory management in Dart and provides guidance on using the Memory View in DevTools. The post also covers how to compare different time frames in DevTools and provides a common example of a memory leak in Flutter apps.
Medium·2yWhat’s new in Next.js 14.2
Next.js 14.2 introduces enhancements to turbocharge development workflow, streamline production processes, optimize caching strategies, and improve developer experience. It includes Turbopack for near-instantaneous updates, efficient tree-shaking, enhanced CSS chunking, and improved caching mechanisms.
Medium·2yKotlin Coroutines: From Basics to Advanced Techniques 🛠️
Learn about Kotlin coroutines, a concurrency design pattern that allows asynchronous programming. Discover how coroutines differ from threads, how they improve performance compared to traditional threading, and the main coroutine builders in Kotlin.
Medium·2yA TC39 Proposal for Signals
A proposal for signals in TC39 has been made, which introduces a data type that enables one-way data flow by modeling cells of state and computations derived from other state/computations. Signals have an acyclic graph structure and follow a 'push then pull' model. They provide advantages like automatic memoization, avoidance of unnecessary recomputations, and support for reacting to changes. The proposal is open for contributions and aims to create a standard for signals in JavaScript and the web.
Medium·2yEnhancing Deployment Workflow: A Step-by-Step Guide to Dockerizing Laravel
Learn how to Dockerize and optimize a Laravel project for a production environment using PHP-FPM, Nginx, Redis, and MySQL. Dockerizing your Laravel project offers a streamlined approach to deployment, simplifying the process and ensuring consistency across environments.
Medium·2yCreating a Scalping Strategy in Python with a 74% Win Rate
Learn about a scalping trading strategy implemented in Python with a 74% win rate. Explore the concept of scalping trading, the mechanics of the strategy, and how to backtest it using historical and intraday data. Evaluate the strategy's returns and compare them to the buy/hold strategy.
Medium·2yHow to create a beautiful, interactive dashboard layout in Python with Plotly Dash
Learn how to create a beautiful and interactive dashboard layout in Python with Plotly Dash. This article covers the layout design process and provides step-by-step instructions and code examples. Discover how to build a dashboard grid and style basic layout elements such as containers, text blocks, buttons, dropdowns, images, and output forms.
Medium·2yGolden Ratio in User Interface
The Golden Ratio can be applied to User Interfaces (UI) to make designs look more aesthetic and visually balanced. It helps create visual harmony, uses natural human proportions, establishes hierarchy and focus, and has a psychological impact. Applying the Golden Ratio to typography, layout, organizing spacing, and using other design principles like the rule of thirds can enhance the overall design.