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The 6th principle of the Twelve-Factor App recommends executing the application as one or more stateless processes. From a simple script on a your laptop to a complex production deployment with multiple process types, these processes are expected to be stateless and share-nothing. Any data requiring persistence should be stored in a stateful backing service like a database. #12FactorApp #processes

Ever noticed a lag 🌀 when accessing older data in an app 📲 ? Here's why: To cut costs, developers often archive older, less-used data to cold storage. It’s cheaper to store but takes longer to retrieve. This approach reduces storage costs. Optimisation that saves money, but yes—it comes with a little wait for those older logs.

Cache is your computer's secret weapon for speed! It stores frequently used data, so your apps load faster and you spend less time waiting. 🚀 #cache #tech #performance #smashcode #smashcodedev #webdesign #webdevelopment #websitedevelopment #onlineearning #onlinebussiness #letsconnect

"File Uploading is Easy, Until it Isn’t." Discover why moving massive data is easier with the MASV file transfer platform. Learn more from Marc Paquette here: https://lnkd.in/g8sPe6C4 #FileTransfer #DataManagement

SSR and RSCs got you down? What if there were another way forward for web apps? EdgePipes - the solution you didn't ask for, for a problem you probably ignore. This is also known as "Chris decided to put into writing whatever that SSD/ServerSideData thing he keeps mentioning means" https://lnkd.in/gSctbiQC

Ever wondered what those little (^) and (~) symbols in your package.json file mean? Don’t worry, you’re not alone! Let’s break it down: Caret (^): This allows your app to get automatic updates for minor and patch versions of a package. For example: "react": "^17.0.0" means it can update to any version like 17.0.1 or 17.1.0, but not 18.0.0. It’s like upgrading your phone’s software—new features and bug fixes, but no big surprises! Tilde (~): This one’s a bit stricter. It only allows updates for patch versions. For example: "react": "~17.0.0" means it can only update to 17.0.1, but not 17.1.0. Think of it as sticking to bug fixes and avoiding any new features for now. Knowing these symbols helps you keep your app stable while staying up to date. Small tweaks, big impact!

Ever wondered what those little (^) and (~) symbols in your package.json file mean? Don’t worry, you’re not alone! Let’s break it down: Caret (^): This allows your app to get automatic updates for minor and patch versions of a package. For example: "react": "^17.0.0" means it can update to any version like 17.0.1 or 17.1.0, but not 18.0.0. It’s like upgrading your phone’s software—new features and bug fixes, but no big surprises! Tilde (~): This one’s a bit stricter. It only allows updates for patch versions. For example: "react": "~17.0.0" means it can only update to 17.0.1, but not 17.1.0. Think of it as sticking to bug fixes and avoiding any new features for now. Knowing these symbols helps you keep your app stable while staying up to date. Small tweaks, big impact! Credit : 𝐒𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐞𝐞𝐟 𝐍

"Can we call my custom function if the in-app message is seen?” Yes With code-first notifications, you’ll be able to run your custom functions because we store the response on our backend so you can reuse it for later. This means you can use custom logic like “Skip sending this email if the in-app notification is marked as read” Novu’s flexibility and extensibility empowers you with custom functionality — from calculation, to data fetching, delivery events, and more.

 Big news! 🚨 WinZip's latest update is packed with exciting features—secure file transfers, enhanced navigation, and powerful PDF tools. Whether you're working with sensitive data or organizing large files, WinZip makes it easier than ever to stay productive.