The usual document structure Taking a look at the OpenAPI specification file, there are several distinct sections: Information – which usually includes the title, version, some description, terms of service, etc. Servers – where we describe the servers that we use, usually split into production, staging, etc. Paths – resources that our API exposes and […]
SQL Query Performance Optimization
Need of Optimization In most IT systems, the database is an integral part. Data needs to be processed from databases to actually use it — and SQL is the standard interface language used to query the Database for data. Most of the time, SQLs written to communicate with the Database are simple, easy and fast. […]
Using Emscripten/WebAssembly in web workers and interacting with native C/C++ code concurrently
What problem are we trying to solve? JavaScript runs in a single thread per web-page in the browser. This limitation prevents CPU intensive work on client side (encoding/decoding, complex calculations, etc…). Let’s see how WASM and WebWorkers help pull through these problems by porting native C/C++ libraries to the web and interact with them concurrently. […]
Cross-functional teams – you’re doing it wrong
Cross-functional teams get all the rave right now. It’s yet another holy grail promising endless wealth, efficiency, and happiness to your company, employees, and clients. But chances are that your cross-functional teams are not functional at all. So how do you apply the principle of cross-functional teams in a way that… functions? As you probably […]
Who should team up with a remote engineering partner?
Building a team in-house that should cover all your needs all the time is sooo…. 2019. Or even more outdated, since delegating different services to remote partners, from HR to marketing to IT has been the “new normal” for a while now. Initially, looking for external help was mostly about cutting costs. Almost half (49%) […]