Arunangshu Das 
Developers in 2025 don’t just code; they orchestrate, automate, and optimize workflows like never before. The usual suspects—VS Code, GitHub, Docker—are still around, but the real game-changers are the lesser-known tools revolutionizing how developers work. These tools aren’t just about writing better code; they’re about streamlining the entire development lifecycle, from brainstorming to deployment and … Read more
APIs are the backbone of modern web and mobile applications, allowing them to communicate seamlessly with backend services. Traditionally, REST (Representational State Transfer) has been the go-to approach for designing APIs, but in recent years, GraphQL has gained immense popularity as a more flexible and efficient alternative. GraphQL, developed by Facebook in 2012 and open-sourced … Read more
Building RESTful APIs is an essential skill for modern software development. Whether you’re developing a microservice architecture, integrating with third-party applications, or building APIs for mobile apps, REST APIs serve as the backbone of communication between systems. But here’s the truth: many developers unintentionally make mistakes that lead to poor API performance, security vulnerabilities, or … Read more
APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) have revolutionized how software applications interact and share data. Among them, RESTful APIs stand out as the backbone of modern web and mobile applications, enabling seamless communication between services. Whether you’re a backend engineer designing APIs or a frontend developer consuming them, understanding the core features of RESTful APIs is essential. … Read more
Database transactions are the backbone of modern applications, ensuring data consistency, reliability, and integrity. However, improper transaction management can lead to data corruption, performance bottlenecks, and even system failures. 1. Not Using Transactions When Needed The Mistake Many developers forget to wrap multiple related database operations in a transaction. If an error occurs midway, only … Read more