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Software development is the process of creating software applications, encompassing various stages such as planning, coding, testing, and deployment. It includes fields like programming languages, software design patterns, version control, and collaboration tools to deliver high-quality software products that meet user needs and requirements.

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Learning Go for C++ developers — differences and insights

Some people enjoy discovering new songs, bands and genres. Others prefer listening to the songs they already know. One could say the same about programming languages. I've been listening most often to the song of C++, which I just enjoyed building my expertise in. Also Python was a recurring beat. Recently, having started a new project, I've been asked to learn the song of Go. This post is not supposed to be any kind of introduction to Go’s learning path. I just wanted to share some of my "Aha!" moments and analogies from the ongoing process of learning Go, from the perspective of the C++ genre.
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CSS Container Queries. Why so enthusiastic about those?

A front-end developer spends time adjusting CSS to the app they are working on, how much time depends on the specific project. Many people assume this is the easy part. I thought so too, but now I think I was wrong. CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets, is a style sheet language that focuses on the presentational part of the layout. Some people enjoy it, some even love it, but there are people who avoid it at any cost and try to focus, for example, on JavaScript logic instead. There are times that I feel like I belong to both groups.
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Building an MVP: 6 common mistakes to avoid

Building a minimum viable product is a recommended way to avoid failure while developing a new digital product. It doesn’t matter if your company is a tech startup or a large-scale corporation, an MVP will help you validate your business idea early and adjust your strategy to the feedback you receive. Every day, thousands of new products, websites, and applications are brought to the market. Some of them finally make a breakthrough but most of them don’t get off the ground. An MVP, if done right, saves you time and resources by helping you make better-informed decisions and find early adopters for your product.
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Why should you be grateful for act() warnings in React tests

If you have ever written a test using the React Testing Library there is a good chance you have encountered the notorious act() warning. Usually, a solution can be found through intuition and/or a lucky guess, but not this time, though. Welcome! Let’s dive deeper into act() warnings to really understand them. I have created an uncomplicated newsletter app to act as a simple example.
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MVP Strategy & Implementation for Network Applications

A minimum viable product (MVP) is a great solution for testing product viability. However, sometimes an MVP misses its mark, and there is little clue as to why it happened. One of the reasons for failure can be using the wrong MVP strategy. Read on to find out what you need to know before minimum viable product implementation and how to plan a minimum viable product properly. The main reason to invest in a minimum viable product is that an MVP helps save time and money. How? A minimum viable product is cheaper than trying to launch a full-fledged product all at once.
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Python vs. C++ — what is the difference between these languages?

Python and C++ are legends among programming languages. There is probably no IT specialist who has not heard about these technologies. Their popularity translates to an immense number of sources for Python and C++. There are so many of them that it can be challenging to choose the essential information. From this article, you will learn more about how Python and C++ are different from each other. In what cases are they the go-to technology to boost a project? And in which cases do they not work out? The answers to these questions are right below.
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Everything you should know about MVP software development

Have you ever wondered what successful apps like Facebook, and Spotify have in common? They have all used MVP development to gradually become mature platforms loved by millions of customers. For many IT startups, a minimum viable product is the first goal they strive for when developing a new application. It’s a way to gather the maximum amount of validated learning about the target audience with the minimumeffort. Let’s explain more about why you should invest in MVP software development and how to create a successful MVP.
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Network ACL processing algorithms — optimizing firewall's performance

A firewall is an important component in protecting a network from attacks. It allows configuration of what kind of traffic is allowed inside the network. So in a sense, a firewall is a barrier that can reject all suspicious connections at the very entrance to the network, making potential attacks significantly more difficult. There are many types of firewalls. In this article, we will focus only on simple stateless firewalls that work in the 3rd and 4th layer of the OSI model (L3 + L4 firewalls). Typically, a firewall uses a user-specified access control list (ACL) to decide which packets to let through and which to block.
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MVP vs. prototype — which one do you need?

If you build software, for sure you know that you need to pass through several stages before launching the final product. Choosing the right development technique is one of the most important decisions to make, and the way you validate your business idea is another. Product validation sets your software up for success by challenging assumptions, revealing market demand, and defining explicit direction for product growth. IT businesses commonly use a prototype and a minimum viable product to verify whether their business concept will be embraced by target users and stakeholders.
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