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Mobile Development


For years, I haven’t written a single line of code in mobile development due to personal reasons. I preferred to focus on what I was already good at. But then today I discovered this AI tool, and LOL 😁 I created a mobile app....


https://rork.app/


Guys, check this out! I think it's the perfect choice when starting a new business. You don't have to jump to AWS or other well-known, costly providers.

https://uploadthing.com/

$10/month and 100GB 👌


I hate Azure 🤐

I have worked with many cloud providers, but I hate Azure. I'm having the worst experience with it right now.

If you have or know of any external documentation, please send it to me. I would appreciate it.


MERN stack in just under 13 minutes.

Everybody now knows the MERN stack. 🤷‍♂️


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What is Load Balancing?


Load balancing is the process of distributing incoming network traffic across multiple servers to ensure that no single server is overwhelmed. It improves system reliability, scalability, and performance by efficiently managing traffic and preventing downtime.

Types of Load Balancers:

1. Software Load Balancers – Applications running on servers, such as Nginx, HAProxy, and Envoy.

2. DNS Load Balancing – Uses the Domain Name System (DNS) to distribute traffic among multiple IP addresses.
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Why Are Load Balancers Necessary?

1. Prevents server overload by evenly distributing traffic.
2. Enhances performance by reducing latency and optimizing resource use.
3. Improves availability by ensuring redundancy and failover mechanisms.
4. Supports scalability by allowing seamless addition of more servers as demand increases.

If you have any configuration issues with load balancing, especially in distributed systems, feel free to reach out to me.

#backend


I thought I was hacked, but when I checked, I saw that someone created a personal account named Thunder Script and sent unrelated messages in our group chat.

What I want to say is that I am not this person, and I do not have a personal account with the name Thunder Script.

If u want to talk to me, u can reply under our group chat. If u prefer a private conversation, just write private under your message, and I will DM u.

Tnx 🙏


On February 9, I submitted your applications to my client. I followed up on the progress, and today I received confirmation that he has already sent invitations for the first 10 applications and will continue.

So, please stay active on your emails.


We accepted more than 100 applications. You will receive a meeting invitation link in your emails within the next couple of days, especially starting from the coming Monday.

Good luck!


Backend-heavy full-stack developer needed.


Please be honest about yourself. Students are encouraged to apply!

Salary: Up to 40K/month ETB depending on your performance.

Working Language: English

Join US: t.me/Thunder_Script

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe8wsMyAaJWVQq2u20IMRRa84dsVVrT_eFWwykHrdVqlHGqOQ/viewform?usp=dialog


Rate them just for statistics. Which one is the best documented and easiest for you to configure? Let me know in the comments if you prefer another provider
Опрос
  •   GCP
  •   AWS
  •   Digital Ocean
  •   Azure
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Sometimes, I run this command every hour 😂 and say, React is nice,

but whatever comes next is the best. 🫡
Remove-Item -Recurse -Force .next


🌐 Have You Added User Analytics for Your Website?


I recently added user behavior tracking and analytics for a website, and it was a game-changer! It helped us understand how users interact with the site, uncovering patterns and opportunities we hadn’t seen before. To achieve this, i used Google Analytics and Plausible.

🤔 why is tracking user behavior so important, and which tools should you use?

📊 Google Analytics, Plausible, PostHog ......

Adding user analytics is essential to making data-driven decisions, enhancing user experience, and boosting conversions. Let’s break down three popular tools and what they bring to the table.

1️⃣ Google Analytics: The All-in-One Giant

Google Analytics provides detailed insights into who visits your site, where they come from, and what they do. From traffic sources to conversion tracking, it covers almost everything.

💡 Best For: Businesses needing comprehensive and advanced tracking features.
⚠️ Drawback: Can be overwhelming for beginners and raises some privacy concerns.

2️⃣ Plausible: Lightweight and Privacy-First

If simplicity and privacy are your top priorities, Plausible is a fantastic option 🛡. It’s cookie-free, GDPR-compliant, and offers clear, no-frills reports. Unlike Google Analytics, it doesn’t overwhelm you with data—it just gives you what you need.

💡 Best For: Websites prioritizing privacy and ease of use.
⚠️ Drawback: Lacks the advanced features power users may need.

3️⃣ PostHog: The Ultimate Product Analytics Tool

PostHog is for teams that want to go deeper . It’s packed with advanced features like heatmaps, session recordings, and user flow analysis. With PostHog, you can optimize your product and deliver a better user experience.

💡 Best For: Product-focused teams who need in-depth behavior analysis.
⚠️ Drawback: Overkill for websites that only need basic analytics.

❓ Why Is This Necessary?

Without analytics, you’re flying blind 🛫. Here’s what analytics can help you with:

📈 Understand what content users love most.
🛒 Track and improve conversions in your sales funnel.
🧭 Identify and fix navigation or usability issues.



PostHog: Link
Google Analytics: Link
Plausible : Link

@thunder_script


I just saw a random site in Ethiopia today going for 50k. It's literally just a landing page and not even responsive. I could easily build a better site, including development, in just 10 hours. However, I didn’t know much about the local market or that they could pay this much.

Build your connections and gain in-depth knowledge. Trust me, there's a lot of work out there.


What are load balancers, their use cases, and types?

#backend


What are Proxy, Forward Proxy, Reverse Proxy, and Load Balancers?


Proxy

A proxy acts as an intermediary between a client and the internet. It forwards requests from the client to a target server and can modify or filter these requests based on predefined rules. Proxies are commonly used for anonymity, security, or access control.

Example: A company proxy server monitors employee internet traffic and blocks access to specific websites.🫡

Forward Proxy

A forward proxy is a type of proxy that sits between the client and the server. It is primarily used by clients to access resources outside their network, often bypassing restrictions or hiding their identity. Forward proxies are common in corporate environments or for accessing region-restricted content.


Reverse Proxy

A reverse proxy is placed in front of servers to handle incoming client requests. It routes traffic to the appropriate backend server, provides caching for faster performance, and adds security features such as hiding the server's IP address or handling HTTPS termination.

Example: NGINX configured as a reverse proxy for a web application to distribute requests and serve cached static assets.


Can I Create One for My Apps?

Yes, you can build your own proxy or load balancer! By creating a customized solution, you can add extra features like authentication, request filtering, caching, or logging. For instance, you can build a reverse proxy using tools like Golang or Python or Node .., then containerize it with Docker for easy deployment. With this approach, you can tailor it to fit your application's specific needs while maintaining complete control.

As always .................. One step forward. 🫡

https://t.me/Thunder_Script




Merry Christmas to all who celebrate 🎅🎅 !


Let me know if you encounter any issues with the setup or if there's anything you're stuck on. I'll be happy to help (obviously after work 😁). Feel free to ask!


🚢✨ Kubernetes Part 2: Where to Begin


So, you’re ready to dive into the world of Kubernetes? 🤗

Here’s a step-by-step guide to get you started:

📺 1. Watch This YouTube Video
Start with this amazing introductory video on Kubernetes:
👉 Watch here

📚 2. Read the Official Documentation
Next, head over to the Kubernetes Official Documentation.

Why is this my favorite? 🤔

The documentation is comprehensive and constantly updated.
Trust me, hopping from video to video won’t help you truly understand Kubernetes.Learn the concepts, best practices, and get comfortable with the terminology.Take your time, experiment as you go, and trust the process.

3. Tools ?
Here’s a quick list of the tools I personally use for working with Kubernetes:

1️⃣ Docker (obviously) 🐳
Kubernetes and Docker go hand-in-hand. Make sure you have Docker installed and running.

👉 If you didn't start with Docker, check this link: Docker Guide

2️⃣ Kind or Minikube

Kind: The newer kid on the block. Feature-rich and great for setting up lightweight Kubernetes clusters.

Minikube: Perfect for beginners. Despite being simple, it’s powerful enough for production-level deployments.
Recommendation: Start with Minikube to get a feel for Kubernetes without getting overwhelmed.

3️⃣ Docker Desktop Kubernetes (Optional)
Docker Desktop has a Kubernetes option you can enable in settings, but it’s not as flexible as using Kind or Minikube.I’m not a big fan for this one.

💼 What Can Motivate You to Learn Kubernetes?

Go search for jobs that require Kubernetes skills.When you see the demand, salaries, and opportunities out there, you’ll know exactly why you need to learn Kubernetes.

It’s a game-changer for anyone in backend, DevOps, or cloud development.Once you master the basics, you’ll be on your way to deploying, scaling, and managing containerized applications like a pro.


As always .................. One step forward. 🫡

#LittleDevOps #Kubernetes


🌐 Kubernetes

Part 1

Kubernetes (K8s) is an open-source container orchestration platform designed to automate the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. Developed by Google, it has become the de facto standard for managing applications in production environments.

Why Kubernetes?

1, Scalability: Automatically scale applications based on demand.
2, Resilience: Self-healing capabilities like restarting failed containers.
3, Portability: Run workloads anywhere—on-premises or in the cloud.
5, Efficiency: Optimize resource usage with declarative configurations.

Core Components

🐳 Pods: The smallest deployable unit that can contain one or more containers.
🖥 Nodes: Machines (VMs or physical) that run applications.
🌐 Cluster: A set of nodes managed by Kubernetes.
⚙️ Control Plane: Manages the cluster and makes scheduling decisions.

Use Cases

📦 Microservices architecture
🔄 DevOps workflows
🚀 CI/CD pipelines
☁️ Cloud-native applications

Part 1
#littleDevOps #Kubernetes

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