So, you’ve decided to host multiple websites on GoDaddy’s Web Hosting Plus Expand plan, and each site insists on a different PHP version. It’s like hosting a dinner party where one guest demands vegan sushi, another craves a well-done steak, and someone else just wants a bowl of cereal. Fear not! With a pinch of … Read more
Ever felt like your web applications were trudging through molasses? Enter Sanic, the Python web framework that’s here to put some pep in your app’s step. It’s like giving your project a double shot of espresso — fast, efficient, and ready to tackle the day. What Is Sanic? Sanic is a Python 3.8+ web server and framework designed … Read more
Let’s talk about Starlette, the web framework that sounds like a sparkly intergalactic pop star but is, in fact, a blisteringly fast ASGI toolkit for building web services in Python. It’s lightweight. It’s opinionated-but-chill. And it doesn’t bring a truckload of dependencies to your backyard barbecue. What Is It? Starlette is a high-performance ASGI (Asynchronous … Read more
Ah, Flask-RESTful. The duct tape of Python APIs. Elegant as a penguin in a tuxedo, yet scrappy enough to survive in the wild world of web dev. If you’ve ever wanted to build an API without spinning up the Death Star (we’re looking at you, Django REST Framework), then buddy, you’re in the right place. … Read more
In the thrilling saga of big data processing, four superheroes have emerged to save the day: Spark, Flink, Kubernetes, and Docker. Each brings unique powers to the table, and together, they form an unstoppable force. Let’s dive into their origin stories, strengths, weaknesses, and how they collaborate to tackle the villains of data overload. Apache … Read more
Alright, folks, buckle up! We’re diving into the chaotic, nerdy world of messaging protocols — those unsung heroes that keep our apps chatting like old friends at a coffee shop. Today’s lineup? AMQP, MQTT, STOMP, and WebSockets. Think of this as a friendly pub crawl through tech town, with a dash of humor and a sprinkle of … Read more
Apache Pulsar is the event-driven messaging system that swoops in like a caped hero when your data needs a reliable, scalable, and high-throughput home. Think Kafka, but with a sprinkle of real-time charm and a lot of built-in durability. If you’re wondering whether Pulsar is still relevant in 2025, the short answer is: absolutely. The … Read more
You built a web app. It works great — until it doesn’t. Suddenly, the login form refuses to log in, images take a vow of invisibility, and an API request returns more errors than a student who didn’t study for the test. Welcome to debugging, the fine art of figuring out why your code is gaslighting you. … Read more
Ah, Flask. If Python web frameworks were a high school cafeteria, Django would be the preppy overachiever planning the next school fundraiser, while Flask would be the cool, laid-back kid in a hoodie, building a startup from their laptop. And yet, despite its minimalism, Flask has built an empire of developers who swear by its … Read more
Picture this: you’re a Python developer with a brilliant idea for a web app, but the thought of wrangling a full-blown framework makes you want to cry into your coffee. Enter Flask — a lightweight, no-nonsense web framework that’s been saving devs from migraines since 2010. It’s like the Swiss Army knife of Python web development: small, … Read more