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Introduction: The Evolving Landscape The mobile development landscape in 2024 presents a complex reality that significantly differs from what Meta (formerly Facebook) envisioned when launching React Native in 2015. After nearly a decade of evolution,...
Introduction In the realm of modern software engineering, mastering concurrency management is not just a technical necessity—it's a critical business imperative. This comprehensive guide delves into advanced concurrency strategies that can significan...
For the successful work of a programmer, not only technical skills are important, but also psycho-emotional state. Stressful environments, complex tasks, and constant changes in the IT field often lead to burnout, low motivation, and other problems. ...
General issues What is the difference between interface-oriented, object-oriented, and aspect-oriented programming? Aspect-Oriented Aspect-oriented programming is based on the study of how many and what components or parts are required to interact wi...
To begin with, let's deal with the terminology of the C4 model - 4 diagrams Context diagrams (level 1), Container diagrams (level 2), Component diagrams (level 3), Code diagrams (level 4). The C4 model is one approach to describing the architecture o...
Any interview requires preparation and refresher knowledge. In this article, we describe the main topics that need to be repeated regardless of your technology stack. This checklist is more useful when interviewing a large company like Microsoft, Ama...
A list of the most common types of attacks can be found in the OWASP list Let's start! Distributed denial-of-service attack (DDoS attack) DDoS-attack (Distributed Denial of Service attack) - an attack capable of partially or completely disabling a...
C # has a lot of unicorn stuff hidden away, but many developers don’t know it, so they can’t make good use of these things. So today I will count the details hidden in the compiler. Not only Task and ValueTask can await When writing asynchronous code...
"Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand." - Martin Fowler A conditionally "clean" code can be classified as having the following properties: easy to read and helps new develope...