Best of Backend Development — November 2022

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    The State of Frontend in 2022

    The State of Frontend in 2022 analysis of 3,700 respondents from 125 countries. The 5 countries with the most responses were the US, Poland, UK, Germany and India. Only 18% of people filling out the survey said they work at non-tech-first companies.

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    Architecting an API Backend

    An API’s architecture often mimics how it is maintained and what the service accomplishes. An API may tap into various services to support its own backend, making the architecture stack deceptively complex. A similar ecosystem may exist fueling the components that make up an API itself.

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    How Tinder Built Their Own API Gateway

    Tinder is the most popular dating app in the world with over 75 million monthly active users. The app is owned by the Match Group, a conglomerate that also owns Match.com, OkCupid, Hinge and over 40 other dating apps. Tinder’s backend consists of over 500 microservices, which the components are - Routes.

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    Learn Full Stack Development – HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js, MongoDB

    Full Stack Development - HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js, MongoDB Full stack development is a term used to describe the process of developing a complete website or application from start to finish. Full stack developers must have a deep understanding of both front-end and back-end web development.

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    The Best Backend as a Service for your React App

    Firebase has dominated the backend-as-a-service space for many years, but Supabase has emerged as a great alternative. Supabase allows you to take your code and deploy it wherever you like. You can build your app, deploy it to Supabase's servers, or you can Deploy it to your own hosting service.

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    FFmpeg - Ultimate Guide

    FFmpeg can do large chunks of the basic functionalities of a modern Non-linear (NLE) video editors, e.g., Davinci Resolve Studio or Premiere Pro. It does not have a graphical interface in that sense as those behemoths do, and unarguably it is way less friendly.

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    Bridge pattern in TypeScript

    Bridge pattern is a structural design pattern that allows you to separate a big class or set of related classes into two different domains: abstraction (also called interface) and implementation. The abstraction layer is the one that the client will use to interact with our application. This layer is not going to contain the business logic of our application.

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    No need to use sockets to send data from Back-End?

    A quick look at how traditional data transfer works between the Back-end and Fron-End. To get the data from the backend, frontend will call the API and in the response to it Data will be returned by the backend.

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    Console 2.0 - Backend as a Service Reimagined by Appwrite

    Console 2.0 simplifies and guides you through the process of creating your backend.

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    Tauri vs. Electron for Tray Apps

    With Electron, you start out with an 85MB bundle size for almost no functionality, and most apps come up to a 150MB download easily. Tauri takes a radically different approach in how it is implemented. We’re going to try and rebuild most of its parts in Tauri, and see what works.

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    ddworken/hishtory: Your shell history: synced, queryable, and in context

    Hishtory: Better Shell History hishtory is a better shell history. It stores your shell history in context (what directory you ran the command in, whether it succeeded or failed, how long it took, etc.

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    What is the Jamstack? Tutorial for Beginners

    Jamstack takes advantage of existing technologies – which we'll discuss in a minute. Jamstack is an acronym for Javascript, APIs, and Markup, and is a technology stack you use to build your apps. The result is better performance, improved security, and easier scalability for web applications.

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    A FIFA World Cup 2022 Predictor game made from Rocketseat bootcamp

    A FIFA World Cup 2022 Predictor game made from Rocketseat bootcamp. You can see the project layout in the link above: You’ll need an Figma account. GitHub View Github View Github view the subprojects documentations.

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    Build a full-stack application with Amplication

    Amplication allows you to quickly create a production-ready Node.js backend without wasting time on repetitive coding. It also enables developers to host applications on their servers using a Docker container or the Amplication cloud. To get started building a full-stack application with Amplication, ensure you have the following installed: - Node.

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