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MMohsinlearnbybuilding.hashnode.dev

Setup, Structure & the Basics of Backend

1h ago · 15 min read · From Zero to Running: Folder Structure, Docker, and How Data Actually Flows Series: Building an Event Booking System with Microservices Part: 02 — Setup, Structure & the Basics of Backend Blog by: Mo

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MSMikhail Shytskomikhail-shytsko.hashnode.dev

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5 Supabase Seeding Gotchas I Wish I'd Known Last Fall

8h ago · 16 min read · Last fall I was wiring up Supabase support for a CLI I work on. The plan was simple: connect to a free-tier project, read the schema, seed some realistic data, move on with my day. I had seed.sql work

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RCRahul Chaduvulasoftwareconcepts.hashnode.dev

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Understanding the OSI Model as a Backend Engineer

9h ago · 5 min read · I recently started learning more about networking fundamentals to become a better backend engineer, and the OSI model finally started making practical sense to me. Before this, an API request felt sim

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From Deep Links to Distributed Messaging: Engineering Secure Document Sharing Workflows

9h ago · 13 min read · The feature request read like it would take a day: "Let HR teams share candidate profiles and resumes directly to hiring managers on WhatsApp." What emerged was a queue-backed, webhook-driven, deliver

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SPSaswata Paulbrokenbydesign.hashnode.dev

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Tight Coupling Looked Fine... Until I Tried to Unit Test

9h ago · 4 min read · Reading about tight coupling in a textbook felt too passive. Definitions without consequences are just vocabulary. So I did what any slightly unhinged developer would do — I deliberately wrote the wor

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VRVishal Rathorevishalrathore.hashnode.dev

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Understanding HTTP Methods and Status Codes Like a Frontend Developer

10h ago · 6 min read · Earlier, I used APIs without truly understanding what was happening behind the scenes. I used to: call APIs, fetch data, display UI, …but terms like: GET POST 200 404 500 felt confusing. T

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Stream Massive File Downloads in Laravel

14h ago · 3 min read · The Memory Exhaustion Trap In B2B SaaS engineering at Smart Tech Devs, giving enterprise clients the ability to export data—such as downloading 500,000 application logs, customer lists, or transaction

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VRVishal Rathorevishalrathore.hashnode.dev

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What Actually Happens When the Frontend Calls an API?

17h ago · 4 min read · When I first started learning web development, APIs felt magical. I used to write: fetch("/api/data") …and somehow data appeared on the screen. But I never truly understood: Where does the data come

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KJKawal Jaininsight.vectastack.com

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Building AI Systems Beyond Demos

1d ago · 7 min read · Most AI systems don’t fail at the model layer. They fail everywhere around it. In the current technological landscape, the conversation around Artificial Intelligence often feels skewed. The spotligh

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Leveling Up My Spring Boot App — Caching, Logging, and Writing Code That Doesn't Embarrass Future Me

1d ago · 11 min read · Last week I wrote about building the Time Capsule app — the what, the how, the things that broke. This week I went back into the same codebase and added two things I'd been putting off: caching and st

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Setup, Structure & the Basics of Backend

5 Supabase Seeding Gotchas I Wish I'd Known Last Fall

Understanding the OSI Model as a Backend Engineer

From Deep Links to Distributed Messaging: Engineering Secure Document Sharing Workflows

Tight Coupling Looked Fine... Until I Tried to Unit Test

Understanding HTTP Methods and Status Codes Like a Frontend Developer

Stream Massive File Downloads in Laravel

What Actually Happens When the Frontend Calls an API?

Building AI Systems Beyond Demos

Leveling Up My Spring Boot App — Caching, Logging, and Writing Code That Doesn't Embarrass Future Me