Ruby on Rails, or rails, is a server-side web application development framework written in the Ruby programming language, and David Heinemeier Hansson developed it under the MIT License. While a strong development language such as Ruby, developers were skeptical of it initially until the introduction of “Rails”. What Rails actually does is, it provides a structure to web developers for all the codes. It is manufactured to ease web application programming by predicting what every developer needs. Rails require less code but provide more capabilities than any other language or framework. While most developers agree that Ruby is handy, some see it as a dying star. They worry about what might happen in the future and where the legitimacy and usefulness of the language stand. To discuss this and many more things about ROR we sat down with one of our ROR specialists Ashrut Panchal and had a deep discussion about the technology. Tune in to know more. Subscribe to THE DEQODE PODCAST to get notified about upcoming episodes.
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The breathtaking pace of technological innovation makes it difficult to predict a tech trend, especially when life-altering breakthroughs are happening every day. But to give you an idea of how pioneers in technology will shape our lives, this episode offers a comprehensive discussion of all the maturing technological trends that will lead to fruition in 2023. The episode will take you around the technologies like:
Platform as Products
Hostile Tech
Artificial Intelligence
Metaverse and Web3
Accelerating sustainability through Tech
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Figma is a relatively new design tool that is browser-based.
This means you don’t need to install it locally or buy expensive licenses to give team members access to design files. This has made design more accessible than ever and that’s why many developers now find themselves needing to learn how to work with design tools.
Since many developers don’t have a lot of experience playing around with design tools, Figma has made it easier to learn designing through a single platform.
To discuss more on Figma more, we sat together with two of our design experts Irshad Khan and Jay Sher and talked about various tools that Figma has to offer.
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As more and more IT systems are externalized, making sure you pick the right cloud providers has become critical to long-term success.
However, the available market is vast, with a myriad of providers offering an even larger number of services. From market giants like Microsoft, Amazon, and Google to smaller niche players.
So how do you select the right cloud provider from so many?
To talk about this further we sat together with Mrunal and Aditya and discussed topics such as business requirements sorting, Security & Compliance issues, tools and services offered by different providers, and much more.
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Java is one of the most popular technologies for application development. Tens of thousands of enterprise applications are powered by Java and millions of people use them daily. Compared to C, C++, and other languages where memory management is mostly done manually by the programmers, Java is self-regulating and manages memory (free-up and reclamation) on its own, automatically.
Despite this, performance problems can also occur in Java-based applications and when a problem happens, it can be business-impacting.
To know more about the ins and outs of Java and how to master it we sat together with two of our experienced Java developers Anushka Solanki and Umair Husain to discuss many elements surrounding Java and its frameworks. The key points of the conversation were:
Java and its frameworks
Java, C++ and the differences between them
Developing games with Java
Correlation between Python and Java
Java communities and resources
Future of the language
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Managing a large-scale application can be tedious, especially when built without a well-planned structure and strict code organization strategy. It can lead to disaster during maintenance and should be avoided at all costs. This disaster is caused by changes made to the codebase and new features as the project grows in the user base.
Nest.js was built to offer solutions to such code structure and code organization strategy problems. It is one of the fastest-growing Node.js frameworks for building efficient, scalable, and enterprise-grade backend applications.
To know more about this language we sat down with two of our solution engineers Chirag Agrawal and Prabhansh Dhagat and had a conversation around topics such as:
Nest and its use cases
Various libraries of Nest
Nest vs Express
Nest with Typescript
Is learning Nestjs worth the time and its future
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What do Python programmers need to make their life easier?
The answer is frameworks. By automating the implementation of redundant tasks, frameworks cut development time and enable developers to focus greatly on application logic rather than routine elements. According to recent trends, Python’s popularity has been steadily increasing in the past decade or so, with approximately 15% of Stack Overflow questions tagged “python” in 2021. And as such, the corresponding technologies of Python gain similar popularity. It is common to see questions like “What is a Python framework?” or side-by-side Python framework comparisons.
To discuss it further, we sat together with two of our solution engineers, Sumit Chawla and Shubham Jain. The conversation will take you around topics like:
Python frameworks and how they work
Automation through Flask
Django and Flask use cases
What does the future of Python look like
Flask or Django, which one is better and why?
Can we use both Flask and Django frameworks together?
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In this episode, we sat together with Puja Sahu and Deepak Hared, Senior Solution Engineers at Deqode to discuss Python programming language and weigh up reasons for its popularity in the software industry. Python is well known for its versatility and convenience, often touted as the best language to begin the development journey with. The conversation gives an overview of the same and also provides key elements necessary to ace Python.
If you are someone who is looking to start their Python development journey and want to discover its offerings and use cases for the future, this episode is for you. Some of the talking points were:
Python in Automation
How Python is helping data-heavy companies like Netflix manage their resources
Data Engineering
Web Development and much more!
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AWS has significantly more services, and more features within those services, than any other cloud provider–from infrastructure technologies like compute, storage, and databases–to emerging technologies, such as machine learning and artificial intelligence, data lakes and analytics, and the Internet of Things. This infrastructure is a one-stop shop for all your cloud-related needs and more!
To discuss further it, we sat together with Abhishek Chudekar and Mayank Dubey, senior cloud engineers at Deqode. Dive deep into the AWS infrastructure and discover more reasons why it is so widely adopted by the software community alike.
This episode revolves around AWS establishments, region availability, different services the infrastructure has to offer and the path to take if you want to ace AWS. Tune in to know more.
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If we visit a job recruiting website, we see that the job title “Front-end developer” is widely required. But what’s that job precisely? What should we know before we start trying it? All of these questions will in one way or another lead you to a framework called ReactJS.
HTML/CSS to React is a journey every frontend developer remembers precisely and to shed some light on that, we sat together with Kapil Ganu and Shreya Desai, senior frontend developers at Deqode. This episode revolves around ReactJS, its multiple libraries, and the significance of Material UI Bootstrap from start to finish. And much more!
You will learn what it is to be a frontend developer in this time and age with many technical aspects of the framework to set you up for a perfect start for your journey.
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In conversation with Apurv Jain and Romit Zalani, senior cloud engineers at deqode. The guests will walk you through their journey as cloud engineers specifically with GCP and the various arrays of managing the projects and resources through the platform.
If you are a beginner and seeking to learn about GCP and its various pros and cons this episode is for you. The key areas of conservation in this episode were:
Kubernetes Engine
Managing GKE with Terraform
Deploying projects on GCP
Pokemon Go on GCP
What does the future hold for the platform?
Tune in to know more about the platform and decide whether you should pick this up rather than other popular cloud platforms such as AWS.
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Since its inception, Azure has been touted to become one of the best cloud infrastructures out there. In recent times many big conglomerates are shifting from other popular cloud service providers to Microsoft’s Azure. But why? What’s that special about Azure?
If these questions come up to your mind regularly and you want to dive deep into Azure’s offerings, this episode is for you.
We sat down with our Senior cloud specialists Ajay Chandwaniya and Chanchal Khatri where they discussed many aspects of Microsoft Azure and why they think it is the infrastructure for the future.
Some of the talking points were:
R Bek Encryption key
Active Directories ( B2B & B2C)
Azure Functions
Azure SDLC
If and Why Azure is better than other cloud infrastructures
How does the future of Azure look like
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Node.js, one of the most famous Javascript runtime environments, is touted as the best backend framework by its loyal community. Apart from this environment’s many use cases, it is primarily used for non-blocking, event-driven servers, due to its single-threaded nature. In this episode, we sat down with Mahesh Kariya and Ankit Bihani, senior backend developers at Deqode to discuss more Nodejs and how it can be a great introduction for developers and technical staff who are still wary of the technology. The conversation will take you around topics such as How to get started with Node.js, Dynamic and Static development, Microservices, Future aspects, and much more. Tune in for the experience!
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In this episode, we discussed NFTs and How they are changing the way we interact with things. Questions answered:
1. What fungibility means and get a better understanding of Non-fungible tokens?
2. Why are these Non-fungible tokens so valuable and how can one buy, sell and trade NFTs?
3. What role does blockchain play in this? What are blockchain standards and ERC20 and ERC721 tokens?
4. Which are the most interesting use cases of NFT?
5. What is driving people to spend millions on NFTs despite no guarantee their value will increase or decrease? Is it because of the pandemic or because of the rise in bitcoin prices?
