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Okay so I am very new to developing websites directly for clients. like I have done it when I was in my company but I don't know how to put a price on them myself can you please help me. I'm just so that you know these all will be CMS kind of sites, they will be able to update the information as req
yeah what it says in the title. sorry i keep posting it's just that i've been trying to rework an astro theme to fit my incredibly specific needs since it already has author pages, categories, tags, and a blog that can fit perfectly for my magazine site idea but the code is just so overly complicate
I’ve been working on a small research project about whether sub-million-parameter models can learn to generate executable drawing programs for constrained hardware. The current system is an 825k-parameter autoregressive transformer which generates ~100 bytes of drawing bytecode rather than pixels. T
Two-node edge deployment no longer means what it meant two years ago. Red Hat now has two production-grade ways to run an OpenShift edge cluster on two servers instead of three, and both address the failure-coordination problem through different mechanisms. TNA preserves a third etcd vote through an
One thing I've started noticing as I learn Python is that computers are really good at doing repetitive tasks. Imagine being asked to print the numbers from 1 to 100 manually. Or process the scores of 50 students one by one. That would be exhausting for a human. For Python, however, repeating a t
Infrastructure used to be something you could walk up to, touch, and hear humming in a raised-floor room. Capacity planning dominated the conversation: How many servers? How much power and cooling headroom? How many years until the next major refresh? Today, for many architects, infrastructure is le
Quick Info Topic: Functions in Python Target Audience: Beginners who know loops and if-else Goal: Understand why functions exist and how to write one 1. Introduction "I used to write the same code over and over. Copy, paste, tweak one word. Then I learned about functions — and
What Paxos, VR, Zab, and Raft teach us. You may never implement consensus yourself. You still need its mental models to choose databases, coordination services, and infrastructure that fail the way you expect. At 2:13 a.m., your monitoring says the service is healthy. The API is answering. The da
You run your own Google Play Billing backend. You did not pick a subscription platform, for control or cost or because your app is a wrapped web app. Everything works. Then a support ticket arrives at 11 pm, and it is one of these fifteen. Each one is either something that happened in an app I run,
Java Concurrency LLD: Build a Custom BlockingQueue From Scratch At Apple and Amazon, implementing a thread-safe BlockingQueue is one of the most frequent concurrency challenges in Low-Level Design (LLD) interviews. It immediately exposes whether you understand thread coordination, thread-safe stat
I’ve completed V2 of my Personal Expense Tracker 🚀 This project started as a way to practice Python OOP, SQL, and SQLite by building something practical instead of only studying theory. V1 focused on getting the core CRUD operations working. With V2, I focused on making the application more relia
Mainframe modernisation is rarely a single decision. It is a choice between several distinct strategies, each with a very different cost, timeline, and risk profile, and the right answer depends on your business goals rather than on technology preference. Choosing "rewrite everything" when a replatf
How measuring Kubernetes node storage usage led to a simpler capacity decision in an Amazon EKS cluster. Engineering Build Notes is a series where I document engineering decisions, platform improvements, and infrastructure trade-offs from real production environments. Context In Engin
1. Introduction & Industry Context In the landscape of modern application development, real-time interactivity has transitioned from a premium feature to a fundamental expectation. Whether architecting financial trading desks, collaborative multi-player whiteboards, live location trackers, or
So want to switch to macbook after running epochs on my run down vivobook which still works pretty well thanks to its rtx 3050. Now my budget us nearly 80,000-1lac rupees(800-1000$) and buying it second hand is also an option. I could have asked this in any apple Reddit pages but most of my work inc
I’ve been building something called the Paybyte Blockchain Engine, or PBE, and mainnet is finally live after more coffee than my kidneys would like to admit. I always thought it would be cool to have something easy to use, more mainstream, that's as easy to implement like a "Pay with Paypal" button,
Short answer: use two narrowly scoped API keys, switch traffic with an explicit activation step, and revoke the old key only after logs and live requests prove the cutover. For a property-management service, that sequence rotates a production credential without taking rent, work-order, or tenant-not
Se você já trabalhou com orientação a objetos por algum tempo, provavelmente já se deparou com este dilema: como adicionar novas funcionalidades a um objeto sem criar uma explosão de subclasses? Imagine um sistema de componentes gráficos onde você precisa combinar bordas, sombras, cores e efeitos de
Annotation mode keeps requests close to Java, but large integrations raise a fair question: do I want a wall of curl strings inside my service interfaces? JQuickCurl's XML mode answers with a firm no — you store every API definition in a separate XML file, and the business layer only sees plain Java
A small plugin is a good way to learn a desktop client's extension system. This example displays a chat message after login. It covers discovery, dependency injection, game events and packaging without automating gameplay. I maintain the OpenOSRS project at OOSRS/OOSRS. It builds on the RuneLite/Op
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