Full Stack Web Devel... • 3m
A modular monolith is a single-deploy app intentionally partitioned into domain-aligned modules with clear interfaces to get monolith simplicity plus service-like boundaries. Core patterns: module-per-domain (bounded contexts) owning models and persistence; ports-and-adapters (hexagonal) to isolate domain logic from infra; plugin/extension modules for extensibility; and data-ownership with domain events and eventual consistency for cross-module workflows. Real-world examples—Shopify, GitLab, Basecamp—show modularize-first then extract selectively. Best practices: enforce boundaries via reviews, linters and packaging rules; prefer synchronous calls inside modules and asynchronous events between; keep single source of truth per entity; automate integration tests; monitor coupling; refactor incrementally—start by modularizing a high-change area.
Full Stack Web Devel... • 1m
Event Storming, created by Alberto Brandolini, is a workshop-driven, visual technique—imagine sticky notes and cross-functional stakeholders—that maps domain events to build shared understanding for scalable services. Participants (developers, produc
See MoreBuilding Hub Academy... • 12m
Creating a full-fledged app for live classes, recorded lectures, and daily module sample papers requires integration with multiple technologies (e.g., video streaming, file storage, backend servers). Applied Knowledge : C++ console application framew
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Full Stack Web Devel... • 3m
Noting that up to 70% of software projects fail to meet original goals, Domain-Driven Design (DDD) is a strategic approach that aligns software with business goals to tame large codebases. Originating from Eric Evans, DDD centers on the domain model
See MoreHey I am on Medial • 4m
“During events, I noticed how thousands of disposable glasses are thrown away at water stations. This inspired me to design an all-in-one water dispenser with a built-in glass sanitizing module. It provides Cold, Normal, Hot water, plus a Glass-Sanit
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Apache Kafka is a high-throughput, fault-tolerant stream platform used by over 80% of Fortune 100 firms. Producers publish to topics (partitioned for parallelism); consumers read via consumer groups; brokers store data. Key real-time use cases: centr
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Oopar.Club • 7m
How we scaled from 4 experiences a month to around 50 experiences a month I still remember our first ever experience at Oopar.Club. Back then, we were just trying to see if this is something people really wanted — and it turned out to be a great exp
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