Fatimatechbloghub.hashnode.dev·Apr 6, 2024The Beginner's Guide to Website DevelopmentMaking a website might seem hard, but it's not! If you want to build your website, you're in the right place. Here's a simple guide to help you get started. First, think about what you want your website to do. Do you want to share your hobbies, sell ...DiscussWeb Development
Sumit Mondalsumit007.hashnode.dev·Jan 27, 2024Demystifying Route 53: A Beginner's Guide to Navigating AWS DNSIntroduction: Amazon Route 53 is a powerful and versatile Domain Name System (DNS) web service offered by Amazon Web Services (AWS). Whether you're a seasoned developer or a beginner exploring cloud services, understanding Route 53 is crucial for man...DiscussAWS - HandsOn#AWSRoute53Guide
Ian Carsoniancarson.hashnode.dev·Jan 17, 2024SOAP API in a nutshell.What is SOAP API. SOAP(Simple Object Access Protocol) is a protocol for exchanging structured information in the implementation of Web Services. It uses XML(Extensible Markup Language) as the format for the messages and relies on the other applicati...DiscussSOAP API
Indian Website Companycompanyindianwebsite.hashnode.dev·Dec 27, 2023Why Do We Use Static Websites?Introduction In the ever-evolving landscape of web development, the choice between static and dynamic websites is a critical decision for businesses and individuals alike. Understanding the nuances of static websites and their relevance in the digita...DiscussStatic Website
Varun Bhagatpixelcrayons.hashnode.dev·Nov 29, 2023REST API vs RESTful API: Which One Leads in Web App Development?Are you struggling to choose between REST vs RESTful API for your project? You may be experiencing confusion and frustration trying to determine which API method is best for your project. Choosing the right API can lead to faster app development, co...DiscussREST API vs RESTful API
Yash Rajyash-raj.hashnode.dev·Nov 16, 2023Services in Linux & How to configure your own App as a service?in one line "Services are Linux programs that run in the background" but let's dive into it a little more and find out why it's important, what it does, how can you configure it and what are the commands around it. In General terms, Services in Linux...Discuss·39 readsLinux
Stephen Potterstevepotter.hashnode.dev·Oct 26, 2023My Ideal Web Service SetupNOTE: this is still a work in progress but I wanted to make it available asap. There isn't any order to these topics, the list isn't complete, and some are missing details. I will continue working on this and remove this warning at some point This p...Discussweb services
Flynn Juantechflywithflynn.hashnode.dev·Sep 28, 2023Key Differences: Microservices vs Web ServicesWith increasing cases where developers are creating apps using API data, organizations want apps to be developed in less time, and end-users expect zero downtime, the requirement for microservices and web services is increasing. A developer who is ju...DiscussMicroservices
Dishank Patilthewriter.hashnode.dev·Aug 28, 2023⚡Fleek Network : Decentralized Edge PlatformFollowing a thorough reading of the white paper, here is what I learned about the Fleek network. What is Fleek's network? Fleek is a decentralized edge network that is designed to facilitate the deployment and use of web services effectively like CDN...Discuss·10 likes·26 readsWeb3
Scott Spendolinispendolini.blog·Jul 3, 2023APEX on the EdgeOverview This past week at the KScope 23 conference, I presented a session called "APEX on the Edge". This session explored using APEX to integrate with non-ORDS-based web services and the complexities & nuances involved in getting them to work with ...Discuss·2 likes·693 readsweb services