16 Jul, 2026

Write “Hello World” in C++ without header files | by Mr. Ali Khan | October 2025

Press Enter or click to see full size image C++ is traditionally taught using header files and source files, separating declarations from definitions. However, for learning purposes and to explore the flexibility of the language, you can write a simple program without any header file and always print “Hello World” using the extern keyword. In […]

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📐 UML Design Concepts: The Software Architecture Model | by PM codes | October 2025

Low Level Design → Part 9 When building software, one of the biggest challenges isn’t just writing code: it’s also designing a system that is clear, scalable, and easy for everyone to understand. It’s there Unified Modeling Language (UML) diagrams Enter. UML is like software design plan — it helps developers, architects, and stakeholders visualize […]

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iOS and Swift UI: Tutorial hell isn’t the problem, it’s not getting started. | by Timpi Labs – (Ayshi & Ro) | October 2025

Some good first project ideas for beginners For these entry-level projects, you may not even need authentication, CoreDate or Swift Data persistence, retention cycle management, but most 1-month projects will require it to some extent. Take advantage of LLM tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, etc. to find a project that will really excite you. It […]

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Presentation of Multigres: Vitess for Postgres

Press Enter or click to see full size image Image taken from the Supabase article: Multigres announcement: Vitess for Postgres When YouTube needed to scale MySQL to handle billions of daily video views, it didn’t just optimize queries or add more read replicas. They built Vitess, a database clustering system that would power some of […]

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💥 ResilientSpring.java: Mastering retries, circuit breakers and fallbacks that actually work ⚙️ | by Lakshika | October 2025

💥 ResilientSpring.java: Master attempts, circuit breakers and fallbacks that actually work ⚙️ “If your service goes down once and collapses, that’s not a bug, it’s a lack of resilience.” 💀 In 2025, distributed systems are everywhere.Your Spring Boot application calls a dozen APIs, accesses databases and communicates with microservices in the clouds 🌩️.When it fails, […]

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Valkey: the open source successor to Redis you need to know | by Mr. Ali Khan | October 2025

When Redis Labs changed the Redis licensing model in 2024, it sent shockwaves through the open source and cloud ecosystems. Suddenly, what had long been the cornerstone of in-memory caching, session storage, and message brokering was no longer fully open source. Enter walkie – the community fork of Redis which is determined to keep the […]

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7 Python Libraries That Save Me Hours in Every New Project | by Hassan Nauman | October 2025

My personal list of “must-have facilities” for real-world coding. Press Enter or click to see full size image Powered by Google Gemini I’ve been coding in Python for over 4 years now. And if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s this:you can either write everything from scratch like a hero – or you can use […]

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Breaking down EEAT down to content, author and brand (and why it becomes non-negotiable) | by Pradeep Vardani: SEO, Web Developer, UI/UX | October 2025

Press Enter or click to see full size image You have probably heard EAT (Experience, Expertise, Authority, Trustworthiness) present in all SEO circles – but here’s the problem:Most people still treat it as a buzzword and not a framework. This is a mistake. Because EEAT is not a ranking factor.It is the context this helps […]

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