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An Introduction to Microservices Architecture

In the ever-evolving landscape of software development, the architectural style known as microservices has emerged as a revolutionary approach to building and deploying applications.

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How to Install Node.js on Windows, Mac, and Linux Systems

The easiest way to install Node.js on your system is to use existing packages for your system.

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How to Get Started with HTML for Web Design

Beginners often wonder what is needed to create web pages and learn HTML. This post will answer that question.

DevOps

Merge and Pull Requests in Git

Based on the feature branch model, the major Git platforms have extended the workflow to include merge/pull requests as integral parts.

DevOps

How to Install Docker on Windows, Mac, and Linux Systems

In this blog post, we’ll teach you how to install Docker on a Windows, Mac, or Linux system.

JavaScript

The Principle of Ajax in JavaScript

The name Ajax was first coined in 2005 by Jesse James Garrett in his essay "A New Approach to Web Applications." The idea is to use JavaScript for...

Security

A Look at Zero Trust Security and Zero Trust Security Vendors

Over the past years, the rise in internal cyberattacks and network intrusions in organizations has become quite frequent.

HTML & CSS

Twelve-Factor App Principles for Developers

As web applications became popular in the past two decades, many best practices and principles have emerged to develop and maintain web applications,...

Python

8 Steps to Get Started with Machine Learning Using Python

While machine learning has a rather cinematic feel around it, it is an authentic technology and not as impenetrable as you would believe.

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What Is a Tuple in Python Programming?

In Python, a tuple is a data type closely related to the list, a very flexible sequential data type that can accommodate arbitrarily long sequence of...

Java

How Does Java Compare to Other Programming Languages?

Java is also an evolving language that has features of other languages.