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One of the courses I found quite interesting in my CS education is Computer Performance Systems Evaluation. It is largely concerned with the measurement of systems metrics, one of which is CPU utilization. But honestly, it's about the bigger picture,...
As an introduction (or refresher), application programming interface (API) refers to a set of specifications or rules by which computing systems communicate and request services from each other. Think of a TV remote control: when you press the volume...
I’m on a daring journey to peel back as many layers as possible. Stare into the abyss for 4 years: become something akin to Hugh Stormward of the Mage Errant series (by John Bierce) or end up with another lofty goal that goes nowhere. This year, this...
What you'll learn: In this article/tutorial, you will be learning about concepts such as OAuth, Single Sign-On and how to implement Google OAuth with Golang. Prerequisites: Familiarity with Go Go installed on your local machine or cloud Access to ...
The concept of automation is largely what devops is all about. Repetitive tasks (both exciting and boring) are set up to run efficiently with reduced human assistance which cultures speed, greater accuracy, consistency, reliability and increases the ...
This article is part of a tutorial series on building GraphQL API with Go and PostgresQL. Please refer to it as this is the fourth part of the series. Schema A database schema is essentially a blueprint of how our stored data look like. A schema does...
This article is part of a tutorial series on building GraphQL API with Go and PostgresQL. Please refer to it as this is the third part of the series. A GraphQL schema describes the the data (objects, fields) a client can access. Schemas enable genera...
Learning new programming languages influences how you craft out solutions as a developer. Doing all your development with one language will definitely make you a pro in that language but you are more likely to end up as a one trick pony, never able t...
A typical HTTP request-response cycle goes like this: You open your browser (client) or API client (e.g postman, insomnia) and type in a web address The client takes this web address and builds a request Through your ISP (Internet Service Provider) ...
