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MASTER WORKER ARCHITECTURE USING VERT.X
Today I am going to explain how Vert.x can be used for creating distributed Master Worker Paradigm. In large scale systems it’s applicable to wide variety of problems. First – Just...
Today I am going to explain how Vert.x can be used for creating distributed Master Worker Paradigm. In large scale systems it’s applicable to wide variety of problems. First – Just...
For a long time I have been thinking about writing a sample program in Rust “the” new systems language. I have done coding in C++ for initial 5 years...
Microservices architecture is becoming increasingly popular while building large scale applications as it provides n number of benefits Separate lifecycle of each service so services can be deployed independently which...
Recently I encountered a problem related to integration with some third party APIs. These days it is pretty common to outsource some activity for a company, integrating with social networking...
This post is about understanding architecture of an application and it’s role in web application development. I have worked in various domains writing softwares. All of us know that although...
Just attended a conference at thoughtworks office in Delhi. It was a great talk. Neal Ford was phenomenal and he really showed how technical presentations should be given. They do not have...
PHP has become one of the primary technologies while developing web applications these days. While working for Talentica I can recall at that time there was only one project on...
So In our last post I promised that we will talk about how to make monolithic code into distributed SOA architecture. Well its not easy. Once you have decided that...
Its 3rd article in Web Scalability..Today I am looking at various projects going on in Indian Start ups and I am thrilled by variety of technologies being used. While this sounds...
Why foo? Somebody asked in Neal Ford presentation at thought works why we name everything Foo? Class Foo, Function Foo He could not answer so here is my take on...