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Category: In English

This category is for English readers worldwide. This space is where my thoughts, from the everyday to the extraordinary, are penned down and shared with you in a language that connects us all.

Look forward to articles that feature:

  • Personal musings and observations on the quirks of daily life.
  • Discussions and analyses of the latest technological advancements.
  • Explorations into the realms of software development.
  • Leadership lessons learned from real-life experiences.

Each post is a reflection of my journey, crafted to engage, inform, and inspire, all through the medium of English.

Buggy Code on Production, Survived

In a life cycle of a project, you come across different situations, you may or you may not overcome these both mentally and physically. Luckily, we have survived through this life cycle with “buggy” code. However, we may not overcome for the next time. Thus, I want to share my experiences over things we have done right and things we have done wrong. I do not want…

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XA Transactions: A Simple Guide

In early days of computing, there was no need for distributed transactions. As number of applications increased, synchronization of the data become an important issue. Companies paid a lot to maintain synchronized systems in terms of data flow. As a result, 2 phase commit protocol referred as XA(eXtended Architecture) arose. This protocol provides ACID like properties for global transaction processing. Throughout this article, I will try to…

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Faster JavaScript

JavaScript is a very important language for now and the future. Nowadays, there is no page that does not include some JavaScript code in it. Moreover, code written in JavaScript increases day by day. The more JavaScript code we have in our web pages, the worse performance we observe. This occurs because of some tricks in JavaScript as a language. In this writing, I will try to…

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Caching With Guava

In computer science, cache is a component that is used to speed up data retrieval in general. The data stored in cache is limited so a given query can hit or miss the data that we are looking for. Caches are generally small in terms of storage because we want it to be fast. There are lots of cache types like CPU Cache, Disk Cache, Web Cache…

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