Introduction In the domain of complex software systems, particularly in the med-tech sector where data consistency and timely delivery are paramount, managing data synchronization across multiple layers of an application ecosystem presents unique challenges. These challenges are amplified when dealing with large-scale monorepos housing multiple interconnected applications and microservices. In this post, I’ll share my recent experience tackling a complex software architecture task that involved solving critical data consistency issues in a system handling sensitive data with high-frequency updates and potential conflicts.

Web development has become more sophisticated, but understanding the fundamentals and different approaches to reactivity can help you write better, more efficient applications. This post will explain how web engines work, explore various reactivity models in different frameworks, and provide performance tips specifically for Angular developers. 1. How Web Engines Work ELI5: The DOM and the JS Event Loop The DOM The Document Object Model (DOM) is essentially a tree structure representing your web page.

In my professional journey, I’ve observed a consistent trend: the shift towards web-based application development. This shift away from native OS-specific development is not just a fleeting change, but a significant movement in the tech world. In this article, I’ll share my insights on why this trend is emerging and its positive implications. You Cannot Stop the Web Back in 2007, with the launch of the iPhone, Steve Jobs introduced the idea of creating web applications that look and feel like native apps (source).