Network file system – A deep dive into a distributed file system protocol
A network file system is a distributed file system protocol; an open protocol that specifies message formats regarding how a client and a server should communicate in a distributed environment. NFS being an open protocol enables third parties to write their own implementations of it….
Application Hosting – How PolyHaven Manages 5 Million Page Views and 80TB Traffic a Month for < $400
Polyhaven, a 3D asset library, recently provided insightful data on how they manage to serve 5 million page views a month, consuming a bandwidth of 80 terabytes just under 400 USD. If the same amount of traffic was served from AWS S3 object storage, that would cost more than 4K USD a month. So how do…
The Technology Upskill Mess For Application Developers
It’s been a few years since Oliver kicked off his career, as a full-stack Java developer, in this BigCorp. Inc. He learned quite a bit, primarily working on the backend: writing features, plumbing APIs, debugging code, fixing bugs, DENTTAL (Documentation, Exception Handling, Null pointers, Time complexity, Test coverage, Analysis of code…
Low Code: The Only Article You Will Ever Need
What Is Low Code? Low code tools and platforms, just like no code, offer visual drag and drop builders along with pre-built components and features aiming to build applications fast. Compared with no code, low code tools provide developers access to the code they generate to enable them to customize…
No Code: A Profound Insight For Citizen and Professional Developers
The no code movement is quite picking up steam these days, as you might know. Also, the no code tools, especially the full-stack no code platforms, have come across as a silver bullet, claiming to empower a citizen developer to develop an app like Instagram, at the scale of Instagram in just a few weeks as…
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