Zara Cooper is a web dev and technical writer who I have had worked with on a number of projects. She wrote a perfect guide on how to properly use the Redis command-line including examples and a step by step tutorial. Redis is an open-source in-memo...
Derrick Wadek is a gifted full-stack Android engineer with a wealth of experience and wisdom to share. He wrote this excellent guide on Java debugging to remedy complex race conditions. How many days off have been marred by debugging race conditions ...
My friend Itiel Shwartz is the CTO and co-founder of Komodor, a startup building the next-gen troubleshooting platform for Kubernetes. He wrote an article examining how Netflix's use of microservices has completely transformed and revolutionized the ...
Uri Shamay is a close friend and wunderkind with a wealth of experience in the devops field both as a founder and lead developer for a number of organizations. He wrote an excellent post detailing some of the most important aspects to remember when c...
Milan Bhardwaj is a colleague and an AI/ML software engineering adept with a wealth of experience solving real-world challenges with scalable solutions. He has driven many development cycles from inception to completion and wrote this expert and well...
Vikram Arucharmy wrote an engaging and well-constructed post about implementing and using the spring boot actuator. For anyone creating a production application or otherwise, it's a must. Any production application needs to be monitored for its uptim...
Git is the most popular software version control (SVC) standard used by developers today. That doesn’t make it the most secure. Whether you’re using GitLab, GitHub, or a locally hosted Git server; there are many security issues that can sneak up on y...
Allan McGregor, a 15-year veteran software engineer, entrepreneur, and good friend wrote an engaging and insightful article on the oft-misconstrued relationship between Microservices and APIs. When it comes to conversations around application archite...
A colleague of mine Vikram Aruchamy over at LightRun wrote an excellent, concise, and easy-to-use tutorial on using the String.Replace() functionality in Java. I asked his permission to post his article here, and he graciously agreed. His post is a ...
