Vision Clashes in a Capstone Project
My own take on how I'd implement the multi-tenant architecture, with some comparisons and why I disagreed with RestaurantOrder's way.
My own take on how I'd implement the multi-tenant architecture, with some comparisons and why I disagreed with RestaurantOrder's way.
Hear me rant about the process of designing my capstone project, while people that have no clues about actual designs scream at me for not doing it well enough.
You should be already familiar with the dev-stg-prod environments right? To deploy it to prod, we always have a downtime, and a weird time where we track for errors on production. How can we mitigate this problem?
We all know the classic TLS that runs the web, but have you seen a client-provided TLS?
The thousand-obstacle course when I had to optimize Search Engine Optimizations for Google Search to index and crawl my pages (including this blog post!)
I learn about how the stack works at a basic overview level in low-level programming languages, and using that knowledge to recreate the echo utility in Assembly.
Two basic operations in the Assembly Language, as always, we need a way to move or copy values as well as doing arithmetic on them. Once we get add, subtract is also automatically done.
Let's go over my first steps into the Assembly Language, using ARM64 syntax, and running on Apple Silicon.
I noticed a lot of clean architecture specifications don't have any demonstration on what it would look like in practice. Taking the chance of learning it in a course of Software Architecture, I think I would like to write up a demo just like so!
Explore with me how one simple problem, taken from Advent of Code, can be solved in four different languages using four different ways of thinking.
Registering and Logging in with user accounts, along with session tokens for authorization stored in HTTP cookies, made possible with CORS (CORS is a pain).
My first steps into my biggest project yet, a full-stack application for a comic-sharing website like Wattpad, Webtoon, etc. My first time ever setting up the server on a self-hosted VPS.