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How does Saga Design Pattern Works in Microservice Architecture?

What is Saga Design Pattern in Microservice Architecture? What Problem does it solve? When to use Saga?

Jan 20 •

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What is Single Point of Failure (SPOF) in System Design?

Learn what a Single Point of Failure (SPOF) is, why it matters in system design, and how to eliminate it for more reliable systems.

Jan 18 •

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Difference between wait(), sleep() and yield() in Java

While all of these methods can be used to put a thread into sleep or take away the CPU but what is the difference between them.

Jan 16 •

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Difference between ReentrantLock and synchronized in Java

Deep Dive in a popular Java concurrency and multi-threading interview question

Jan 14 •

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Top 3 Aggregation Patterns to Simplify Communication between Frontend and Backend

These are the top 3 aggregation patterns which apart from simplifying frontend backend communication can also improve performance, scalability, and…

Jan 12 •

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Difference between Row_Number, Rank, and Dense_Rank in SQL

A popular SQL interview questions on Window function from software developer interview

Jan 9 •

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10 Skills Developers Should Learn in 2025

From System Design to Generative AI to Data Engineering, here are the 10 skills to learn in 2025

Jan 7 •

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New Year goals, 35% off limited-time offer and 10 Skills Developer Should Learn in 2025

Jan 5 •

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Difference between JWTs (JSON Web Token) and Session Based Authentication? When to use?

Difference between Session-Based Authentication vs JWTs (Json Web Toekn) and when to use them

Jan 3 •

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December 2024

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