Hashnode·6yWhy do you need to do Side Projects as A Developer?
A Side Project is something that you are doing aside from your main job to fuel your Passion while learning something New. Gmail, Trello, Unsplash, Twitter have all started from something called, Side Project. A side-project helps a great deal to learn new skills. It can generate lots of ideas for many future side-projects.
Hashnode·6yHow I Made Millions by Getting Fired
Before this super cool startup, I worked a series of big corporate jobs and had managed to sell my soul several times over. After a while I got really tired of playing political games with officemates, and I really wanted to do something more impactful with my life. The startup was great for several years, but I frequently found myself wishing I could make it full-time with my own company. Unfortunately I waited too long, and ultimately got fired.
ITNEXT·6yArchitecture for a startup
The system was divided into three layers (public layer, app layer, and data layer) each having its own subnet span across two availability zones in a region. We have divided the complete system into different modules:Static web app: We had a static website that was deployed on S3 and served using the static web hosting feature provided by S3. All domains were routed through Route53. Backend production system: The backend app server was deployment on EC2 instances managed through an auto-scaling group.
web.dev·6yRakuten 24’s investment in PWA increases user retention by 450%
Rakuten 24 is an online store provided by Rakuten, one of the largest e-commerce companies in Japan. The team's main goal over the last year was to improve mobile customer retention and re-engagement. Making their web app installable resulted in increased traffic, visitor retention, sales per customer, and conversions.