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Software Engineering & Development Frameworks
This hub covers practical engineering frameworks, development processes, and system design approaches used to build scalable and reliable systems.
You’ll find how-to guides, architectural breakdowns, and real-world insights focused on backend systems, cloud software, and modern developer tooling.
This content is designed for engineers, technical leads, and teams working on production-scale applications.
Key Engineering Guides
How to Build Vehicle Tracking Systems: Comparing Java-Kafka-Cassandra and .NET-MS SQL-MongoDB
Introduction Tracking systems play a crucial role in modern transportation and logistics. They provide valuable insights into the…
Integrating with WordPress
A hands-on guide and example to integrate WordPress with Logto. This guide will walk you through the process…
Setting Up Docker Compose for Golang Application
This post will explain how I create Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml for golang development. The full code can be…
Google @ KotlinConf 2024: A Look Inside Multiplatform Development with KMP and more
Following our recent Google I/O announcement recommending Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) for sharing business logic across mobile, web, server,…
How to create a Virtual Machine that is highly available.
Click on Virtual Machines from the Azure Services Click on “Create” Click on Azure Virtual Machine Enter Resource…
Modals with Remix
Modals with Remix Using Remix I have found it second nature to use modal routes when I can.…
Emmet: A Productivity Booster for Web Developers.
Emmet is a productivity tool for web developers, particularly those who work with HTML, CSS, and XML. It…
How to create a Windows Virtual Machine using a QuickStart Templates
Azure QuickStart Templates are pre-configured templates provided by Microsoft and the community to facilitate the deployment of various…
Vyper beginner’s tutorial: Variables.
In our previous tutorial, we managed to write a very simple smart contract code and explained the syntax…
