"Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand." ― Martin Fowler
Building a To-Do API with Rocket and Diesel Prerequisites To follow this tutorial, you should have: Familiarity with the Rust programming language and Cargo build system Basic understanding of database…
The Great Debate: How Technical Should a Product Manager Be? The Case for Being Technical Having technical skills can only benefit a product manager. By understanding the basics of programming,…
Choosing the Right Offline Database for Your Flutter App Overview of Each Database In today’s always-connected world, there are still many use cases for storing data offline, especially in mobile…
Choosing the Right ORM for Your Go Project Object-Relational Mappers (ORMs) are powerful tools that simplify interactions between your Go application and a SQL database. With so many ORMs available,…
Simplifying Database Schema Migrations with Prisma What are Database Schema Migrations? Database schema migrations refer to the process of managing incremental changes made to an existing database schema. This can…
Unlocking the Power of Data: Why Product Managers Need SQL In today’s data-driven world, product managers must be able to harness the power of data to make informed decisions. One…
Unlock the Power of Blockchain-Based Databases Blockchain technology has revolutionized the way we think about data storage and management. While often associated with cryptocurrency, blockchain’s potential extends far beyond digital…
Unlock the Power of PostgreSQL with Go: Building a To-Do App Why PostgreSQL? PostgreSQL is a powerful, open-source object-relational database system with over thirty years of active development, earning it…
Unlocking the Power of TypeORM: A Comprehensive Guide As a backend developer, navigating the complex world of data-driven API development can be overwhelming. That’s where TypeORM comes in – a…
Type Safety in Programming: Why It Matters When it comes to programming, ensuring type safety is crucial. Type safety guarantees that type errors are caught during compilation, preventing unexpected consequences…
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