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Desenvolvimento do lado do servidor, APIs, bancos de dados e logica de negocios.

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Beyond Encryption: Designing a Tamper-Evident State Engine

Beyond Encryption: Designing a Tamper-Evident State Engine

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StrikeMQ vs Kafka: Benchmarking a 735KB Broker Against a 200MB JVM Giant

StrikeMQ vs Kafka: Benchmarking a 735KB Broker Against a 200MB JVM Giant

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Are Virtual Threads a Replacement for ExecutorService?

Are Virtual Threads a Replacement for ExecutorService?

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SQL Normalization vs Denormalization Explained with 1NF, 2NF, and 3NF
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SQL Normalization vs Denormalization Explained with 1NF, 2NF, and 3NF

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StrikeMQ vs Kafka: Benchmarking a 735KB Broker Against a 200MB JVM Giant

StrikeMQ vs Kafka: Benchmarking a 735KB Broker Against a 200MB JVM Giant

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Rest API 2: Create Store and retrieve all stores

Rest API 2: Create Store and retrieve all stores

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OPTIONS Method — the most boring HTTP method that keeps breaking your API

OPTIONS Method — the most boring HTTP method that keeps breaking your API

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The Roadhouse Pattern
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The Roadhouse Pattern

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An Easy Recap of Supabase Essentials
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An Easy Recap of Supabase Essentials

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Why is the new keyword used only for object creation and not for variables in Java?
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Why is the new keyword used only for object creation and not for variables in Java?

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The Hidden Cost of “Event-Driven Everything”: Why Most Systems Don’t Need Kafka (Yet)

The Hidden Cost of “Event-Driven Everything”: Why Most Systems Don’t Need Kafka (Yet)

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I Built an Open-Source Authentication Engine for Node.js (with the Help of AI)

I Built an Open-Source Authentication Engine for Node.js (with the Help of AI)

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The End of Heroku: What It Means for Your Apps
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The End of Heroku: What It Means for Your Apps

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Rate Limiter: The Unsung Guardian of Your Backend APIs

Rate Limiter: The Unsung Guardian of Your Backend APIs

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Why APIs Are Contracts, Not Just Endpoints
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Why APIs Are Contracts, Not Just Endpoints

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