All topics
NodeJS
Realtime
Socket.IO
Tips
Mastering WebSocket Load Balancing: Unlocking the Power of Sticky IPs and Session ID Routing for Seamless Connections
Introduction In high-demand real-time applications like ride-hailing or booking platforms, maintaining a stable connection between…
All topics
Architecture & Design
Design patterns
Ruby
What is Meta-Programming?
Meta-programming is a programming technique where code writes or manipulates other code. This means the…
All topics
NodeJS
Socket.IO
Mastering Real-Time Scalability: Redis Solutions for Session Management and Load Balancing in High-Traffic Apps
Building a Load-Balanced Uber-like Application with Redis When building an application with similar requirements to…
All topics
Architecture & Design
Design patterns
The 3 Most Popular Programming Paradigms in Modern Development
Choosing the right programming paradigm can transform how a software application is structured and maintained.…
All topics
Architecture & Design
AWS
Comparing AWS Secrets Manager, AWS KMS, and AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store
AWS offers several services for managing sensitive data, each tailored to specific use cases, from…
All topics
AWS
Realtime
Socket.IO
Tips
How to Handle WebSocket Load Balancing Without Losing the Connection Thread
1. Sticky Sessions in the Load Balancer Example: NGINX Sticky Sessions http { upstream websocket_backend…
All topics
Database
MySQL
Enhancing Text Search in MySQL: A Comparison of SOUNDEX and Full-Text Search
In many applications, efficient text search capabilities are critical for delivering fast and relevant results…
All topics
Architecture & Design
AWS
Design patterns
What is Event-Driven Architecture?
Event-driven architecture (EDA) is becoming a go-to model for developing systems that need to process…
All topics
Ruby
Method Lookup in Ruby: How Ruby Finds Methods
When calling a method on an object in Ruby, the language searches for that method…
All topics
What is last-in-wins principle in Ruby?
The last-in-wins principle is a key concept in Ruby regarding method resolution in the method…
