Published 7 months ago

Serialization involves the conversion of complex data structures, objects, or data in memory into a format that can be easily stored, transmitted, or reconstructed. The primary purpose of serialization is to enable the transfer or storage of data in a way that preserves its structure and allows i...

Published 7 months ago

Tagging is the practice of assigning a label or marker to a specific point in a codebase's history to mark it as significant, usually denoting a particular release, version, or milestone. Tags are typically used to label stable versions, major releases, or critical points in the project's ...

Published 8 months ago

A Service Level Agreement (SLA) is a contract that outlines the expectations of a service provided to a customer, for example, the level of support available to them....

Published 8 months ago

Pair programming is a software development technique where two but possibly more developers sit behind one computer and work together to write code. The developers tackle the same problem instead of splitting it amongst themselves (divide and conquer). The goal of this method is t...

Published 9 months ago

Whenever you request a webpage you will get one of two things: a. Everything you need to render the page b Some markup structure and Javascript to loa...

Published 9 months ago

SPA or Single Page Application is a web application implemented in a way it gives the end-user an experience similar to using an installed app. Thus page transitions happen swiftly without the page reloading. SPAs start by loading up the initial page made up of HTML, CSS, Javascript then r...