CQRS and Event Sourcing
Asynchronously building a distributed application with microservices requires teams to critically evaluate feature importance and consider trade-offs. Learn how CQRS and event sourcing can help create more performant, consistent, and available applications.
Deliver Big Value Quickly with a Small Team
Read our small team’s learnings, methods, and shortcuts in creating an involved and valuable app in a very short amount of time for our client. This article also covers how we applied user centric design, focus and prioritization, as well as the results we were able to achieve.
Modus Authors Release New Book, Docker for Developers
Three Modus team members wrote Docker for Developers, an expansive new book covering best practices for security, creating containers, and much more.
Microservices Databases Migrations
Microservices architecture enables zero downtime during a database migration. Modus’ Wesley Fuchter provides an overview for developers looking to migrate a database without downtime for users.
Improving E-Commerce Performance with Asynchronous Messaging
E-commerce websites unable to handle traffic spikes lose money due to poor customer experiences. Use asynchronous messaging to prevent application failure and drive revenue.
Performance Testing – Jenkins, Travis, and AWS
Looking for a way to effectively test hybrid app performance across devices? Jenkins, TravisCI, and AWSDevice Farm lets teams seamlessly test using AWS CLI.
Deploying Java on Kubernetes with Quarkus
Users demand applications be reliable, resilient, and performant. Empower development teams to build and deploy small, optimized applications as standalone services or as serverless functions with Quarkus.
Be Pushy with HTTP/2
HTTP/2 lets developers improve load time up to 135%, improving website performance, user experience, and conversion. Learn how to improve site speed with server push from Senior Full Stack Engineer Mitchell Simoens.
Command Line Awesomeness for the New Century
While GUIs have improved over the past decade, certain functionalities kill user productivity. Mike Schwartz details how to improve user experience and efficiency for developers by working with command lines directly out of your terminal window.
5 Simple Ways to Improve Security with Lambda at Edge
Strong security is imperative when developing a web application. Lambda@Edge uses Amazon’s Lambda and CloudFront’s Global Edge Network to empower teams to easily implement the best security practices into their websites. In our new article, Lucas Still details five ways to improve security in Lambda@Edge with security headers.
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