Substrate – A Blockchain Framework on Rust
Substrate is a modular framework that enables you to create purpose-built blockchains by composing custom or pre-built components. It is […]
Application Engineering
Application Engineering
Writing directly to the Register Address. Safe or Unsafe?
Hi again, I am back to discuss one more interesting blog today which will help you in preventing errors while
DevOps implementation failures & how to prevent them
What is DevOps We have often come across the buzzword ‘DevOps’ and businesses wanting to implement it as soon as
Scala Variances: Covariance, Contravariance, and Invariance
1. Variance Variance is the interconnection of subtyping relationship between complex types and their component types. Variance is all about
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Axon Part 1: An Introduction to Axon Framework
This is the first part of an ongoing series of blogs explaining Axon Framework. This blog will help you get
Application Engineering
Host a wasm module on Raspberry Pi easily Part 1
In this series of WebAssembly, I tell you about wasm and some useful CLI to have fun with wasm. WebAssembly
Why we should adopt Oracle Cloud Infrastructure?
Hello everyone, one of the most basic questions asked today by admins all over the world is why we should
Know about Cloud Computing Architecture
What is the cloud: It is the delivery of user on-demand resources like servers, storage, and software over the internet.
Application Engineering
Fault tolerance and Resiliency in Apache Kafka.
Kafka is known for it’s performance with resiliency & fault tolerance. In this article we’ll see how to make some
Debugging Apache Beam Pipeline
Overview Apache Beam is known as one of the widely used frameworks for Stream and Batch processing in a distributed
Application Engineering
Evolution of Ethereum followed by Bitcoin
Decentralised currency, digital currency, and peer-to-peer money all refer to bank-free methods of transferring wealth or ownership of any other
Akka Actors: How do they actually work
You might have used akka actors for building concurrent and distributed systems. But do you know how actors actually works