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ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana) is an indispensable log analysis tool for modern systems. This blog post explains what ELK Stack is and why it is important. While emphasizing the importance and benefits of log analysis, the log analysis process with ELK Stack is explained step by step. The roles of Elasticsearch, Logstash and Kibana components are detailed, and tips for fast log analysis are provided. In addition, ELK Stack applications, sample projects and best practices are discussed. Its advantages and disadvantages are discussed, and common mistakes and solutions are also stated. Finally, the blog post ends with recommendations for using ELK Stack. What is ELK Stack and Why is it Important? ELK Stack is a combination of three open source tools: Elasticsearch, Logstash and Kibana...

This blog post delves into the CQRS (Command Query Responsibility Segregation) design pattern, which has an important place in the software development world. It explains what CQRS (Command) is and details the main advantages offered by this pattern. Readers will learn the important points of its architecture, its impact on performance, and various usage areas with examples. In addition, the difficulties that can be encountered in CQRS implementation and the things to be considered to overcome these difficulties are discussed. While its relationship with microservice architecture is examined, practical tips are offered to avoid mistakes. As a result, this post provides a comprehensive guide for developers who are considering using CQRS, and provides guiding advice for the correct application. What is CQRS (Command Query Responsibility Segregation)? CQRS (Command Query Responsibility Segregation),...

This blog post takes a detailed look at what static type checking is and why it’s important. It explains step-by-step how to implement static type checking using TypeScript and Flow. It highlights the features of TypeScript to watch out for, while also comparing the advantages and disadvantages of Flow. It sheds light on potential issues with static type checking and the differences between static and dynamic typing. It also presents best practices and strategies for successful static type checking. Finally, it reviews the future of static type checking, highlighting key lessons for implementation. Introduction to Static Type Checking: What is it and Why is it Important? Static type checking is a method used to detect type errors in a program before it runs...

This blog post provides an in-depth review of HTTP/3 and QUIC protocols, which significantly impact software performance. First, it explains what HTTP/3 and QUIC are and why they are important. Then, it covers the key benefits, speed, and security improvements that these protocols offer. It details the priority steps to take to improve software performance, certified methods, and necessary infrastructure requirements. It also highlights the things to consider in the software development process with HTTP/3 and future expectations. Finally, it summarizes the important points to consider when using HTTP/3 and QUIC, emphasizing the opportunities that these protocols offer to software developers. Definition and Importance of HTTP/3 and QUIC Protocol HTTP/3 and QUIC are shaping the future of the Internet...

This blog post comprehensively covers two critical concepts in software development processes: Shadow Testing and Feature Rollout strategies. While explaining what Shadow Testing is, why it is important, and how it relates to risk management, Feature Rollout strategies are detailed and best practices are presented. The differences between the two methods are highlighted, tips for successful Shadow testing are given, and common mistakes in Feature Rollout strategies are highlighted. Enriched with real-world applications and examples, this post is a comprehensive guide to the reliable and trouble-free release of software. What is Shadow Testing? Shadowing is a new and widely used method used in software development processes...

This blog post delves into the critically important Data Layer concept and Repository Pattern in application development. Explaining what the data layer is, its basic concepts and why it is important, the post emphasizes the necessity of Data Layer Abstraction. How the Repository Pattern works, its differences from Data Layer, abstraction application steps and performance improvement methods are discussed in detail. While the relationship between the data layer and data management is examined, the positive aspects of Repository Pattern in application development are mentioned. As a result, practical suggestions are presented on the use of Data Layer and Repository, and ways to develop more robust and sustainable applications are shown. What is Data Layer? Basic Concepts and Importance Data Layer is an application's data access and...

This blog post takes an in-depth look at Code Splitting, which is critical for improving the performance of your web applications. Starting from the question of what is Code Splitting, it touches on why bundle optimization is important, the concept of JavaScript bundle and application examples. It covers how to optimize your JavaScript bundle, the performance boost you can get with Code Splitting, potential problems and solutions, benefits and drawbacks. As a result, it aims to help you develop faster and more user-friendly web applications by providing you with the goals you can achieve with Code Splitting and tips for your code splitting application. What is Code Splitting? The Basics Code Splitting is the process of breaking down a large bundle of JavaScript into smaller, more manageable chunks. This technique,...

This blog post examines the BFF (Backend For Frontend) pattern, which plays an important role in modern web architectures, and API Gateway optimization in detail. What BFF (Backend For Frontend) is, its areas of use, and its comparison with API Gateway are explained. In addition, points to consider in BFF design, performance optimization on API Gateway, and error management strategies are discussed. The advantages of using BFF and API Gateway together and the difficulties encountered in this process are emphasized, and tips for successful projects are provided. The conclusion section evaluates the future potential of these architectures and determines the steps to be followed. What is BFF (Backend For Frontend)? BFF (Backend For Frontend) is frequently used in modern web and mobile application development processes...

Frontend State management plays a critical role in frontend development and is vital for the efficiency and sustainability of the application. This blog post aims to guide developers by comparing popular state management tools such as Redux, MobX, and Context API. The advantages, disadvantages, and usage scenarios of each method are examined in detail. The structured approach of Redux, the performance-oriented simplicity of MobX, and the simplicity of Context API are discussed. An assessment is provided on which method is more suitable for which project, while the challenges of state management and suggested solutions are also discussed. It also provides a comprehensive perspective on Frontend State management with upcoming trends and best practices, so that developers can make informed decisions....

This blog post examines the concept of functional programming and how to deal with side effects in detail. It explains what functional programming is, its advantages, and its impact on managing side effects. It covers best practices for managing side effects, common functional programming languages, methods for reducing side effects, and its relationship with performance. It also highlights common mistakes related to side effects and provides resources on functional programming. Finally, the implementation steps of functional programming are summarized, and a roadmap is drawn on how to take advantage of this paradigm. What is Functional Programming? Functional programming is a programming paradigm based on mathematical functions. This approach involves changing the state of programs and variable data...