Many of you have probably used apache Jmeter for load testing before. Still, it is easy to run into the limits imposed by running it on just one machine when trying to make sure that our API will be able to serve hundreds of thousands or even millions of users. We can get around this …
Every once in a while my MacBook Pro freaks out and a process goes rogue. This oftentimes happens when I’m working on the excellent debugger.html project; I attempt to start the server side of the debugger and suddenly I’m hit with an error that resembles the following, leading to the process not starting from that …
Writing JavaScript in the Node.js environment has always felt a bit more difficult; probably because browser developer tools have become incredibly powerful, interactive, and visually appealing. Using console.log on the client side isn’t the best of experiences and obviously isn’t interactive. Though not interactive, I’ve found that console-probe is an improvement over console.log, providing me …
Hello, and welcome to this series! 👋 I’m Dhanjiv, a software engineer , and I’ll be your guiding hand to get to learn Dart and Flutter. This series is aimed at those who know React-Native, JavaScript, or web development and are trying to get into cross-platform mobile development because I’ll be comparing Dart language examples …
Twitter bots have been in the news over the past few years due to election meddling, not only in the United States but stretching across the globe. There are, however, good and logical reasons for creating Twitter bots. In order to see how easy it was to create a Twitter bot, for good …
