Signal handling in Python
Signals are software interrupts that are sent to the program to notify the program of significant events which can be used to execute a special code.They are generated by the system or
Backend
Building RESTful and real-time APIs, system architectures and database designs. Translating complex business decisions into simple, secure and readable code.
Django Models Outside Apps
In this blog, we will discuss an approach to use the same database table for CRUD operations from different Django applications. Illustrating the basic structure of Django app below: Generally, In Django each
JS Function Scope Manipulation
apply, call and bind are methods that can be called on any JS function and are used to call that function in a specified scope. this inside the function will refer to the
PostgreSQL as a Data Warehouse in Ruby
PostgreSQL is a popular, free, open-source relational database that can be used for different workloads. Postgres provides querying abilities and windowing functions. Its versatility makes it possible to be used as a transactional
Slackmin - #1 on Product Hunt
We launched Slackmin on Product Hunt on July 27th, 2022. Here is the launch post and the product page on Product Hunt. We achieved the “#1 Product of the Day” badge. Thanks to
Memcached in Python
Memcached is a high-performance, open source, distributed memory object caching system. It is an excellent choice for implementing an in-memory key-value store for small chunks of data produced as a result of database
Debugging in Ruby
A software bug is an error that happens in an application causing it to return an invalid result or to function incorrectly. Don't worry if the code you write has bugs. It's expected.
Golang channels and their behavior
While exploring golang multiple times, we came across the term ‘channels’. Also, in one of our recent blogs on asynchronous programming in Go, we showed the uses of channels to stimulate the async-await
Paginated Cache using Memcached and Go
Whenever we need to load lots of data stored on the backend, we split it into chunks and then load them one at a time through Pagination. Reasons why this approach is used:
In-Memory Cache in Python
A cache is the data storage layer, usually transient in nature that could reside in memory, disk, or even on a different server. It provides fast access to data, avoids repeated computation, and