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How to Use Laravel to Create a GraphQL API

GraphQL is a game-changer and a fantastic addition to the community of software developers. This article will teach you some of the core ideas needed to create a GraphQL API that uses Laravel.

How to Identify Memory Leaks

A memory leak occurs when a programmer produces vast amounts of memory but fails to release any of it. When we talk about memory, we're referring to random-access memory (RAM) rather than long-term storage.

Why Application Performance Monitoring (APM) Tool Is Important?

If you run a SaaS business, Application Performance Monitoring is a must to assure the availability of software applications. APM tools can help DevOps understand how application releases impact service performance, security, and dependability.

Understanding Node.js Module Exports

The process of code sharing in Node.js is eased via module.exports or exports, which can be used both within individual projects and in external npm dependencies.

Improve Observability in Your CI/CD Pipeline

A CI/CD pipeline is the most basic element of automated software development. Now, CI/CD is focused on continuous monitoring and observability.

How to Get Started with Heroku Logging

Heroku is a platform for deploying, running, and managing applications, which is written in a variety of programming languages. In this Heroku logging article, we'll learn how to get the most out of Heroku logs.

A Complete Guide to PHP Debugging

If you're using PHP or adopting a PHP application, you need to know how to debug in PHP. In this guide, you will learn certain PHP debugging methods.

Golang Slices and Arrays

A complete overview of arrays and slices in Golang. Understand the underlying layers, pros and cons, when to use which one and how to use them.

Jitter vs Latency – What are the Differences and Why Those Things Matter

Jitter and latency are the metrics used to assess the network's performance. The major distinction between jitter and latency is that latency is defined as a delay via the network, whereas jitter is defined as a change in the amount of latency.

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