Script errors are difficult to debug because they don't contain additional information about what and where they went wrong. Read more to learn how to address them! Read more

SOLID is one of the most popular collections of software design principles. Its goal is to help you avoid common pitfalls and plan your application’s architecture from a very high level. Click to learn more! Read more

Have you ever wondered how a successful app comes to life? The short answer – a brilliant idea combined with the successful orchestration of full-cycle software development to implement it. Read more on full-cycle software development here! Read more

Keeping an eye on metrics is one of the essential things that every developer should do for their applications. In this blog, we will be discussing how to use Prometheus metrics/Open metrics for Golang, Java, Python, and Javascript. Read more

Web application architecture is a blueprint or a skeleton that charts the interactions between various application components, middleware systems, user interfaces, and data stores. Read on to learn more about web application architecture! Read more

With the popularity that Rails has always been riding on in the start-up world, it makes all the more sense to look for tools that help you keep your Ruby on Rails application in shape. In this guide, we will look at some of the top APM tools for Rails applications and compare them along some standard benchmarks to help you get an insight into which tool fits your use case the best. Read more

Kubernetes is a portable, extensible, and open-source platform used for managing containerized workloads and services. Learn how to monitor Kubernetes using Prometheus! Read more

Working with an unprecedented amount of data means tackling millions/thousands of distinct data points. To analyze this information quickly, you need to display it visually to improve your natural spotting abilities. Check out these 3 popular data analyzing and visualization tools! Read more

A ruby flip-flop refers to a system that comprises two alternating (on/off) states that one can switch between Let’s dive in and learn more about what this operator is, how it works, its different types, what it offers, and where it makes sense to use it. Read more

Ruby’s BEGIN and END blocks (in uppercase) are reserved keywords in Ruby and are pretty straightforward to use. Here we explore what they are and how to use them! Read more