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Kubernetes and Go are a powerful combo, but they don't always work seamlessly together. This article highlights key challenges developers face, from memory management to debugging. Discover practical solutions to overcome these issues and enhance your system’s performance.
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Understanding the difference between Swagger and OpenAPI can be confusing. This article clarifies Swagger as a toolset and OpenAPI as a specification, exploring their evolution and context in API development. Learn how both work together to streamline RESTful API design.
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Learn how to create custom sheets with dynamic height in SwiftUI, even for older iOS versions. Faris' guide walks through coding, animations, and customization tips to enhance your app’s user experience. Perfect for developers looking to elevate their SwiftUI skills.
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We have accomplished a lot! In the previous part of the series, we got the mock server running so we could send a request from our app and receive a JSON response. However, currently, nothing happens when we successfully log in. We only print the access token to the console,
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In the previous article, we designed a login screen that makes an API request. However, we don’t have a server that will handle this request yet. API calls are an important part of every mobile app that communicates with a remote database, which is most apps today, so it
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Congratulations! We have already implemented many essential components of our first SwiftUI app. In the previous part, we applied the necessary logic for our authorization. In our LoginAction class, we have everything we need to send an API request to our mock server. Let’s think about scalability for a
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It’s time to code! In the previous part, we created and set up our new iOS project, decided on an architecture, and defined our initial folder and file structure. Now let’s show the MVVM pattern in action by implementing a simple login screen. We need to implement the
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In the first article of this series, we set up a new XCode project, installed CocoaPods, configured SwiftLint, and enabled localization support in the app. We will continue exactly where we left off, so if you missed the first article, read it first! Now is the time to start thinking
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The goal of this series of articles is to provide you with a simple, easy-to-follow procedure that you can use every time you want to create a new SwiftUI app. You could see it as a “blueprint” for all of your future iOS projects written in SwiftUI. Even if you
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CI/CD simplifies software development with automated integration and delivery. Azur's guide breaks down Continuous Integration for validating code and Continuous Delivery for automated app deployment. Learn how to optimize pipelines and improve workflow with practical tips and tools.
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Belgian OLAP Cube Clickhouse is a very interesting open source columnar database, mostly used for online analytical processing (OLAP). It speaks custom native TCP protocol, but also supports HTTP, so you don’t really need any special client or “driver” to talk to it. There are many great features, too
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Service Discovery Ice cream We want to show you how to use HAProxy and Hashicorp Consul for fun and profit. You can even sprinkle a lightweight orchestrator on top of it, for better taste (for this we will use Nomad, a lightweight alternative to Kubernetes). The starting point are two