On the face of it, System Design and React seems to be completely unrelated. However, in reality, there are several front-end system design concepts which are integral to optimal system design which can also be applied to front-end design in React. In this blog, we connect System Design and React to help illustrate these concepts.

This blog explains how Redux simplifies state management in React applications, providing a centralized and predictable state structure. With seamless React integration, Redux enhances debugging, scales with app complexity, and manages side effects effectively, making it ideal for large-scale applications.

Python-based Django not only offers a front-end development experience but also backend such as API design. In this blog post, we use Django to develop a RESTFul API using anime and litrpg novel tropes.

This blog provides an in-depth guide to routing in Next.js, explaining how to use the App Router to create dynamic, nested, and structured routes that enhance navigation and user experience.

The evolution of web services from service-oriented architecture (SOA) to microservices has transformed how applications are built, with Express.js emerging as a standout choice for creating lightweight, efficient RESTful APIs. This shift allows developers to craft independent, scalable services that enhance flexibility and resilience, enabling teams to innovate rapidly and respond to changing business needs. By embracing key principles like the single responsibility principle and decentralized data management, organizations can streamline their code and improve system reliability. Moreover, effective communication between microservices—whether through synchronous methods like HTTP/REST or asynchronous approaches using message brokers like RabbitMQ and Kafka—ensures seamless interaction and robust performance. Ultimately, leveraging microservices and tools like Express.js empowers developers to create dynamic applications that thrive in today’s fast-paced digital landscape.

Discover how long it takes to learn coding based on different study methods and career goals–even with a full-time job. Whether you're a beginner or looking to advance, this guide offers practical tips, study schedules, and course recommendations based on your preference.

This blog explains the various rendering strategies available in Next.js and explains when and how to use them effectively to build high-performance, scalable, and SEO-friendly web applications.

Learn the key differences between two popular frameworks, Angular and AngularJS.

The speed of API interactions compared to slower enterprise system configurations often hinges on the choice of data interchange formats, primarily JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) and XML (eXtensible Markup Language). JSON is lightweight and easy to read, making it ideal for web APIs and client-server communication, while XML offers a robust, hierarchical structure suitable for complex data representations and configuration files. Each format has its strengths: JSON excels in speed and simplicity for modern web applications, whereas XML is preferred for detailed data modeling and strict validation in enterprise settings. Understanding the unique characteristics and appropriate use cases for each format can significantly enhance system design and data management.