Concurrent programming has been out there for quite some time, take for example Erlang (1986.) and Lua (1993.) languages, but there is a period after 2012. or so, which, from my experience, seemed to receive the most evolutions in the land of web server concurrency development due to the increased requirement for efficiency and resilience.
Have you ever wondered, once you would see those beautiful terminal apps and wonder how they built them or how could you add that animated spinner on the terminal to display that some IO is happening? Well we are going to dive straight into making one with the use of Go and a powerful little TUI framework that gives us all of that amazing power to build a TUI (terminal user interface) bubbletea!
Complete guide for deploying a server, using Nginx for serving static files on the web and automating the deployment flow with GitHub actions.
Cheatsheet about main commands for managing users and groups for read/write access and specific sudo commands in Linux.
Migrating Nest.js Kafka consumer from one app to another using the offset to avoid losing messages or causing duplicate processing.
SSH (Secure Shell Protocol) is a way for us to connect securely to a service as a cryptographic network protocol. It is used mostly for login, command line execution or database access for example.
