This article is an index to all the real-world performance comparisons that I’ve done or will be doing. If you have suggestions on what other real-world cases you would like to see, please add in the comments. Use case 1 — JWT verify & MySQL query The use case is: Get JWT from the authorization header Verify JWT &…

Introduction Welcome to the world of React! With this article, I’m going to help you get started on the wonderful journey of React. This article is about the absolute basics of React. For example — How to set up a React project, what are React components, some basics of JSX, and…

Audience Node.js is an extremely popular server-side JavaScript runtime suited for running web apps. If you already know or have used Node.js, you may want to skip this article as this covers the very basics. If you are new to Node.js, this article will take you on a quick crash course…

This article is a categorized index to the exclusive medium magazine on Deno: Deno World. The magazine has 300 articles on Deno. This constantly updated article provides pointers to the best and most viewed articles in each category. The official Deno documentation is here. Getting started The ultimate beginner’s guide Installation of…

Introduction Historically, Node.js ruled the server-side realm with its proprietary APIs, offering functionalities like serving files as readable streams. Developers were content within Node.js’ kingdom, mastering its legacy stream API through `fs.createReadStream`. However, the landscape began to change when Deno and Bun introduced a groundbreaking concept: supporting web APIs on the…

In the world of Java web frameworks, Spring Boot reigns supreme as the undisputed king. Its popularity eclipses that of all other frameworks combined. Nevertheless, emerging as robust alternatives to Spring Boot’s MVC or Webflux, Quarkus and Micronaut have gained attention as lightweight contenders. In this article, we delve into…

Spring Boot Webflux, Quarkus, Micronaut, etc. are prominent Java frameworks widely recognized in the development community. These frameworks share similarities, notably their use of reactive non-blocking I/O, a methodology designed to boost efficiency and responsiveness. Both Webflux and Micronaut utilize Netty as their transport, further enhancing their capabilities. In this…

Spring Boot, Quarkus, and Micronaut stand out as prominent Java frameworks in the development community. One significant contrast between them lies in their I/O handling approaches. Spring Boot, by default, relies on traditional blocking I/O, while Quarkus & Micronaut employs non-blocking reactive I/O, a methodology that enhances efficiency and responsiveness…

Spring Boot Webflux and Quarkus are prominent Java frameworks widely recognized in the development community. These frameworks share similarities, notably their use of reactive non-blocking I/O, a methodology designed to boost efficiency and responsiveness. Both Webflux and Quarkus utilize Netty as their transport, further enhancing their capabilities. In this article…