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Introduction In this article, we will explore the development process of a music player app called Itunez. The app allows administrators to upload music, along with artist and album information, which…
Is Node even Node, if you’re not running a Node process on every CPU core of your machine 😁? So a little history: JavaScript was created out of the rapidly growing demand for dynamic content on the w…
Frontend, Backend or Fullstack? What are they? For newbies, a vital question to answer is whether to start your career in Software Engineering as a Frontend Engineer or as a Backend Engineer. I can be…
In today’s digital world, engineering enablement teams working on independent features and APIs experience constant pressure to devise faster ways to deliver customer outcomes. Through this repetitive…
How can we scale software development, and how is it possible that adding more staff to a team can actually slow down delivery? The answer to those questions is a major theme in our industry. As with …
Programming as a whole is really broad, which consists of the front-end, back-end, and so on. WHAT IS BACK-END ENGINEERING Backend Engineering is that area of web development that focuses on how a web…
Web development is an exciting field that allows you to create and shape the digital world we interact with every day. Whether you're interested in building websites, web applications, or e-commerce platforms, starting your journey in web d…
Introduction REST API and GraphQL are two popular ways to build APIs. REST API is a more traditional approach, while GraphQL is a newer, more flexible option. In this blog post, we will compare and co…
Back-end development is the process of creating the server-side logic that runs the background operations of websites and apps. It includes all the code needed to build out the database, server, and a…
The Node.js REPL (Read-Eval-Print-Loop) is an interactive programming environment that reads input code, parses and executes it, and prints the result, allowing users to try out small pieces of code a…
