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🚀 Boosting Website and App Speed: Ardech’s Tips 🚀 Optimize Code: Streamline your codebase to reduce load times. Choose Efficient Servers: Ensure robust server performance for faster responses. Cache Smartly: Implement effective caching techniques to speed up data retrieval. Consider a CDN: Content Delivery Networks distribute content globally, reducing latency. Monitor Traffic: Scale resources based on demand to maintain optimal performance. Ardech—where speed meets innovation! #Integrity #transparency #EthicalStandards #uiuxdesign #WebDevelopment #funfacts #DidYouKnow #userinterface #buttons #reliable #appdevelopment #ArtInTech #ardechtechnologies #userinterface #userexperience #appdevelopment #webdesign #performance #domain #ContentDeliveryNetwork #code

🚀 Scaling Node.js for High Traffic: A Smart Approach with Clustering When a server has to handle a large number of users, it can slow down. To fix this, we use Node.js clustering, which spreads the load across multiple processes, making sure our app stays fast and responsive. # How It Works: Clustering Setup: -> We use the cluster module and os module to get the total number of CPU cores available. -> If the current process is the primary one, we fork worker processes equal to the number of CPU cores. This means if you have 4 cores, you’ll have 4 worker processes. Worker Processes: -> Each worker runs an instance of our Express.js app. -> The server responds with a message showing the process ID to confirm which worker handled the request. Here’s the code: https://lnkd.in/g3ATvqJk

Crazy how we went from Client Side Rendering then back to Server Side rendering. Personally I think Server Side Rendering makes a whole lot of sense if you dont want user devices to handle processing especially huge amounts of data and it gurantees atleast similar performance from high to low internet availability. It does however limit the type of features you can make available to users and I'm not even sure how Server Side Rendered pages interact with PWA's, sounds like a mess. They are definitely things you want to fetch on client like keeping track of the number of likes a Post has on a web page. Maybe I'm just addicted to live interactions.

How Cloudflare R2 Simplified File Storage for My Growing App. Struggling with file storage in your web app? Discover how Cloudflare R2 helped me overcome common storage challenges like scalability, cost, and global accessibility. Learn how to implement R2 step-by-step in your own projects and make your app more reliable and efficient. Dive into my journey of integrating this game-changing tool, and see how it can transform your file management approach. #Cloudflare #WebDevelopment #FileStorage #DevOps #CloudComputing #JavaScript #NodeJS #MERNStack #StartupTech #TechInnovation #Programming #TechBlogging

From Sync POV : A function that have everything already it needs to give you some value back, you just don't need to pass arguments to that.a From Async POV Is a function that doesn't need any argument passed except you need to pass a callback so you can get the value off. https://lnkd.in/d29TDd5P Personal notes : https://lnkd.in/duaWXQ3g . . . . . . . . #infrastructure #ui #business #development #react #vite #web #enterprise #scalability #scale #state

httpdump.app!! Awsome tool in simple way to learn about HTTP method, headres and body with Axios and Fetch.

🚀 New Video on Caching in System Design! 🚀 I’ve made a new video explaining caching in simple terms! Caching can make apps run faster and handle more users. In this video, I talk about how caching works, different ways to use it, and tips to help you design better systems. Check it out! 🎥 https://lnkd.in/gjr7i8k5 #SystemDesign #Caching #Scalability #TechTips

System design can pose challenges, but with a strategic approach, it becomes more manageable. Here are some practical challenges to boost your system design skills: 🔹 Design a URL shortener (e.g., Bit.ly) 🔹 Design a cache system (e.g., Redis) 🔹 Design a notification system (push/email notifications) 🔹 Design an API rate limiter 🔹 Design a leaderboard system 🔹 Design a real-time poll system 🔹 Design an expense-tracking app 🔹 Design a secure file transfer protocol 🔹 Design a calendar system (e.g., Google Calendar) 🔹 Design a personal task management tool (e.g., Todoist) 🔹 Design a stock trading system - Hard 🔹 Design a mobile backend infrastructure - Hard 🔹 Design a load balancer - Hard By categorizing these projects based on difficulty, you can focus on your comfort level while advancing to more complex systems. Tackle these challenges progressively, from easy to hard, to hone your expertise in system design. Get started today! Follow for more: Mohammed Zoheb Zoheb #SystemDesign #TechSkills #ChallengeAccepted

Imagine if programs could give us technical resources to help us hack better. Here are some ideas: - GraphQL schema or API specs - DNS zone files - Beta features - Free premium accounts - Architecture specs - SSRF Sherrifs - Source map files for your JS - Source code (plz - we’ll sign NDAs!) - Docker images - Custom tooling to remove obfuscation (SSL Pinning, client-side encryption on web apps, etc) - Change-log notifications What did I miss? #bugbountytips #bugbounty #bugbounties

This is my Tech Blog #4 In this blog post, I have explained the Kubernetes concepts Pod, ReplicaSet, and Deployment by explaining how to deploy a web application in different ways. What better way to explain screwdrivers, nuts, and bolts than explaining to them while working on a car engine?