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A guide to Google's coding language preferences

Which of Google’s coding languages dominates its tech stack? In this blog, we’ll explore the key programming languages Google relies on, why they’re chosen, and how they contribute to the company’s massive scale and innovation.
Zarish Khalid
Apr 15 · 2025
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Google and Splunk: Do they actually work together?

The question of whether Google and Splunk go hand in hand keeps coming up. After all, Splunk is a major player in log analysis, security, and observability, and Google operates one of the largest infrastructures on the planet. So, does Google actually use Splunk? In this blog, you'll find the full story that will prove to be far more interesting than just a short answer.
Zarish Khalid
Apr 15 · 2025
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Single point of failure in System Design

Fault tolerance is a system's ability to maintain operations despite component failures, crucial for reliability and user trust. Key issues include hardware failures, software bugs, and network problems, emphasizing the need for redundancy to mitigate single points of failure (SPOF). Principles of fault-tolerant design include redundancy, graceful degradation, and failover mechanisms. Tools like cloud platforms and container orchestration are essential for resilience. Best practices involve anticipating failures, regular testing, and clear documentation. Robust fault-tolerant designs are vital for ensuring system reliability and fostering continuous improvement to adapt to evolving challenges.
Muaz Niazi
Apr 15 · 2025
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Top 5 most-used deployment strategies

As systems become more complex, deployment methodologies are essential for facilitating seamless updates and enhancing system resilience. A well-defined deployment strategy ensures high availability and also significantly impacts user experience by reducing downtime and maintaining system stability. By prioritizing deployment strategies, organizations can strike a balance between innovation and reliability, ultimately leading to improved customer satisfaction and business success. This exploration will delve into specific methodologies, including Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) and blue-green deployments, highlighting their transformative potential in software delivery and maintenance.
Muaz Niazi
Apr 15 · 2025
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Google vs Cloudflare DNS: A developer-focused comparison

In this blog, we’ll explore the nuances of Google vs Cloudflare DNS, comparing their performance, privacy policies, and developer-friendly features. By the end, you’ll have a clearer understanding of which DNS might be the better fit for your needs.
Zarish Khalid
Apr 14 · 2025
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Is AppleScript easy to learn?

Is AppleScript easy to learn? The answer depends on what you're trying to accomplish. In this blog, we’ll explore what makes learning AppleScript approachable, where it gets challenging, and whether it’s worth investing your time in today’s landscape of automation tools.
Zarish Khalid
Apr 10 · 2025
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How does the Google 'Did You Mean' algorithm work?

Google's 'Did You Mean' algorithm goes far beyond basic spell-checking. It reflects deep advances in machine learning, natural language understanding, and large-scale data analysis. In this blog, we’ll explore how it works, why it’s so effective, and what developers can take away from one of the most iconic features in search.
Zarish Khalid
Apr 10 · 2025
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Understanding weighted graph algorithms

A weighted graph is a graph where edges have numerical values, or weights, representing cost, distance, or time. Weighted graph algorithms are used to process graphs where edges have numerical values, or weights, representing cost, distance, or time. These algorithms solve key problems like shortest path computation, minimum spanning tree construction, and network flow optimization.
Hassan Shahzad
Mar 19 · 2025
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Best language for mobile app development (2025)

Choosing the best mobile app development language depends on platform, performance, and scalability needs. This blog explores top languages like Kotlin and Swift.
Kanwal Saeed
Feb 12 · 2025