"More modules = less coupling = better code structure" seems intuitive, but it isn't always true—as I learned the hard way. Discover the coupling-modularization paradox and how to find the sweet spot in your code architecture.

I think Socket IO's auto-generated client IDs are a nightmare for chat apps 😤. ✨ My solution: Use user IDs as room identifiers instead of chasing temporary socket IDs in my Medium article.✅ Survives reconnections.✅ Clean message routing.Full breakdown:.

I should actually build my portfolio site soon 😕.

Just found a method that significantly simplifies how payments are processed in this app I'm building but I'll have to rewrite my current WORKING process

AI might "take away" some jobs, but it would definitely introduce new careers too, we have had ai artists, ai content creators, and now we have ai based developers. Be ready for the new world or be left behind .Rooting for you Gerrard 🫡🤍.

The internet is down

Claude ai down too 💔.

Today I wrote an article on Server-Sent Events.SSE is a web standard that enables a server to push data to a client over a single unidirectional HTTP connection. Unlike WebSockets which provide full bidirectional comms. You can continue the article below:.

RT @TomiwaIsGod: Day 31 of #100DaysOfWeb3Education, I talk about RISE Chain. RISE Chain is emerging as a cutting-edge Layer 2 (L2) scalin….

RT @iyanusama: Thank you, Javascript 😅🥳

* Recommended best practices in Microservice implementation 🧐. * Security in Microservices: Challenges and strategies 🔐. * The ways microservices facilitate scaling agility within an organization or team 📈. have a great read❤.

including:.* Deployment and scaling in Microservices: Docker and Kubernetes 📦.* Serverless computing as microservices deployment strategy 🧠. * Tools and Technologies employed in microservices implementation and maintenance 🛠.

Check out the concluding part to the two part series on microservices. 🎉. In this part, we discuss more of the technical aspects of microservices.👨🏾‍🏫. Check it out now!.#microservices #backend #docker #kubernetes #softwaredevelopment.

10. 📚 The history of 'Bash' is a testament to the collaborative spirit of the programming community, where innovation builds upon the shoulders of giants. Besides the brilliant wordplay, what's your favorite Bash feature or use case? Share your thoughts! 💬 #ProgrammingCommunity.

9. 🙌 So, the next time you type a command in your terminal or write a script in Bash, remember the collaborative efforts of Ken Thompson, Stephen Bourne, and the programming community. Their contributions and the evolution of 'sh' shaped the foundation of this iconic shell. 🌐.

8. 🎉 Today, Bash is a cornerstone in the world of shell scripting, empowering developers to automate tasks, manage systems, and unleash the full potential of command-line interfaces. 🚀👩‍💻.

7. 🌐 Over the years, Bash became the go-to shell for Linux and Unix users, thanks to the collaborative efforts of the programming community. Its open-source nature allowed developers worldwide, including Thompson and Bourne, to contribute and shape its future. 💪 #OpenSource.

6. 🧠 The brilliance of Bash lies in its backward compatibility with 'sh,' thanks to the work of Bourne and Thompson. This ensured that existing scripts written for 'sh' could seamlessly run in the new and improved environment. 🔄 #Programming.

5. 🚀 Bash, first released in 1989 by Brian Fox, built upon the foundation laid by Thompson and Bourne. The name 'Bourne Again SHell' pays homage to its predecessors and reflects its enhanced functionalities. 🌈.

4. 🔍 The collaboration between Thompson and Bourne set the stage for the next chapter in shell scripting. Developers hungered for more features, leading to the birth of 'Bash' - the Bourne Again SHell - a successor to 'sh' with extended capabilities. 🔄 #Bash #Programming.