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Most new software applications are developed using Object-oriented Programming (OOP) techniques. This paradigm is very powerful, but can also be confusing, and can lead to complex code that is difficult to debug, change, or extend.
The Origins of the Solid Protocol Just over thirty years ago, a physicist named Tim Berners-Lee created a decentralized, collaborative read-write space he called the World Wide Web.
A service mesh can make managing a service-oriented application on the cloud much easier. It adds an infrastructure layer, keeping operational concerns out of service development, and centralizes service management.
HTTP/2 (also known as HTTP 2) updates and expands the original Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) implementation.
Unit testing exercises each function point in a program to make sure it works. Every application needs to be tested to make sure that it meets specifications – and ideally gives users joy from using it.
What are WebSockets? The WebSocket Protocol is a widely supported open standard for developing real-time applications.
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