Thanks to the HashiCorp software company and their cloud-provisioning tool, you can manage your infrastructures easily and much more efficiently! Now, let’s get a look at how to run a simple EC2 instance on AWS with the help of Terraform!

Making web applications that support multiple languages is always a challenge, especially when we are talking about apps with currencies, numbers with formats that depend on user language, etc. Today I'm going to show you how to make the first step on the way to translate your web application.

There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things. -- Phil Karlton

Nowadays JavaScript is the most popular technology. You can write desktop apps, well designed websites or even fast and efficient backends. Let's focus on backend.

Home office is a good way to allow people to work, even if they are not able to attend to the office. It is became very important during current situation.

Recently I found some very interesting articles related to popular npm packages (request and axios - both are simple HTTP clients) and how they are dying.

Some time ago we discussed with the team how we can improve the quality of code in our services and what we can do to increase our skills. So, from to time, we had a situation that someone uses a method in the not correct way. I mean too many or too few parameters or invalid types were passed to the method.

Fossil fuels are running out, pollution is a threat, people are looking for ways to save money, those are the reasons why we are looking for alternatives in the automotive industry. We are inevitably moving towards using electric vehicles - electrification has already began. That's why we should learn more about electric vehicles.

Those are good times for Node.js Developers. In a few days, Node.js 12 (codenamed Erbium) will be going into LTS (Long Term Support) and will be maintained until April 2022. A lot of improvements and new features will be released with this version.

Sooner or later, every programmer is forced to deploy his code into a production environment. How to do it so that you can easily manage it and not hurt yourself? Does every deployment have to be a nightmare? Let’s try to answer these questions.