25Apr

Anime.js to MP4 and GIF with Node.js and FFMPEG

While canvas animation is often considered the simpler approach for exporting animations to video and GIF formats, it can also limit the range of animations that can be created. Although complex and advanced animations are a possibility, it can quickly become a memory-intensive operation, especially when exporting to popular animation formats.

22Mar

Implementing a BackgroundRunner with Flask-Executor

In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, providing a responsive and user-friendly experience has become paramount for web applications. One common challenge developers face is efficiently handling time-consuming tasks, such as sending emails, without affecting the overall application performance. In this article, I introduce a powerful Flask Email Sender with Background Runner.

16Mar

Managing Kubernetes using Terraform

Kubernetes has continued in its strive to influence the tech space with its flexibility and portability in container orchestration. And with its continuous strive, there has been an increasing need to connect, configure and manage Kubernetes with other tools and resources of your choice. This has brought about the creation of more automation products, infrastructure, and features to satisfy this increasing need.

13Feb

How To Secure Python Web App Using Bandit

Cybersecurity is a very important aspect of software development. It is a branch of code testing which is integral in the profitability of major tech companies around the world as highlighted in my pr

05Feb

Nodejs Lesson 16: Internals of Nodejs: Event Loop

This lesson will continue the last lesson where we learned how the LibUV library works internally. In this lesson, we will learn about Event Loop and understand various terms like call stack, callback queue, etc. Let’s start.

04Feb

Nodejs Lesson 15: Internals of Nodejs: LibUV

Hello everyone, today we are going to talk about the internals of Nodejs. This article will guide how node js works and how it can handle async tasks. What will happen if ten requests come at once? Will it handle one request and discard the other 9? or will it create a queue and serve each one by one. We will answer all these questions in this and coming lesson. Let’s start.