Connecting to a SQL Database via Wi-Fi on Windows
Introduction: Developers, as a matter of fact, usually work with a local database of their own. There are times, however, when you would want to grant access to the database to a collaborator or test the application with a different notebook computer. A way to accomplish this seamlessly and securely is through the same Wi-Fi…
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AI-Powered Search in .NET with Elastic + ML.NET
Introduction: Modern digital platforms rely heavily on intelligent search to deliver precise results instantly. Traditional keyword-based search systems, however, often fail to grasp the meaning behind a user’s query. For example, a user searching for “budget-friendly noise-cancelling earbuds” may receive unrelated premium listings because the engine matches keywords rather than context. The fundamental limitation lies…
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React Context API: Making State Sharing Easy in Modern React Apps
Introduction: If you’ve been writing React for a bit, you’ve probably hit that frustrating wall called Prop Drilling in React. It always sneaks up on you — you start by passing a simple bit of data (like a theme or username) through a couple of components, and before you know it, it’s winding through your…
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Integrating AI into CI/CD Pipelines
Introduction: Everyone in software talks about CI/CD these days. Continuous integration and continuous delivery merge code often, run some tests, and ship updates quickly. Sounds simple, right? In reality, it’s a headache. Builds blow up for reasons you can’t predict, half the tests are flaky, pipelines take forever, and when something goes wrong in deployment,…
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Kubernetes and Docker Swarm: The Ideal Container Orchestration Tools for Modern DevOps
Introduction: Deploying cloud‑native applications at scale is no longer optional—it’s mandatory for agile delivery and rapid innovation. Container Orchestration Tools such as Kubernetes and Docker Swarm automate the heavy lifting of deploying, scaling, and managing microservices, thereby boosting reliability while slashing operational overhead. In this refreshed guide, you’ll discover how each platform works, where they differ, and—most importantly—how to pick…
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Exploring Advanced Angular Features in 2025
Introduction: Over the last few releases—Angular 15, 16, 17, and now 18—the framework has made significant leaps forward. Angular Standalone Components remove NgModule overhead, while the Angular Signals API delivers a lighter, fine‑grained reactivity model. Consequently, modern Angular apps load faster, read more clearly, and scale with less friction. At Payoda, we stay aligned with these evolving Angular capabilities…
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Redux in React: A Beginner’s Guide to State Management in React
When building modern web applications with React, one of the major challenges developers often encounter is state management in React. As your application scales, managing how data flows and changes across components becomes increasingly complex. Fortunately, Redux in React provides a structured and efficient way to manage this complexity. In this beginner-friendly guide, we’ll explore…
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IndexedDB: Powerful Browser Storage for Your Web Apps
Web development has advanced remarkably. Current web applications are equal to the feature-richness and complexity of desktop apps. Nevertheless, data persistence remains a significant issue. Compared to conventional desktop applications, web ones have traditionally faced severe challenges in terms of retaining information beyond one browser session. Enter IndexedDB. IndexedDB is an embedded API with great…
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