In the dynamic world of web application development, efficiency and scalability are paramount. That's where the 12 Factor App methodology shines.
This article describes the design pattern of C++ from four aspects: design principle, creational pattern, structural pattern, and behavior pattern.
This article shares how you can quickly start with WordPress on Alibaba Cloud to experience cloud native features such as high availability and auto-scaling.
This article describes how to add a domain to your website on Alibaba Cloud.
This article talks about the popular Flexbox web layout model and includes information about Flexbox layout, CSS writing, logical properties, and element justification.
This article describes how to connect your WordPress site to an Alibaba Cloud OSS bucket.
This article introduces the Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) conception, the AST working mode, and the amazing capabilities of AST.
This article gives a short description of Alibaba Cloud Simple Application Server
This article is about how making a website work in China is more than adding a CDN. Learn about key architectural, FE dev, and business considerations.
This project is from Muhammad Tegar, which was awarded Favorite Prize (shared) in the Re-cloud Challenges Indonesia 2021
This project is from Vieri Lusen, which was awarded Favorite Prize (shared) in the Re-cloud Challenges Indonesia 2021.
This project is from Ach Rozikin, which was awarded Favourite Prize (shared) in the Re-cloud Challenges Indonesia 2021.
This project is from Dimas Agung Yudono, which was awarded third place (shared) in the Re-cloud Challenges Indonesia 2021.
This project is from Yusril Adriansyah Putra, which was awarded second place (shared) in the Re-cloud Challenges Indonesia 2021.
In this blog post, we will show you how to use json in SQL server.
Part 2 of this 2-part series discusses the prominent functionalities of Alibaba Cloud Server Load Balancer (SLB) and its major usage scenarios.
Part 1 of this 2-part series discusses Alibaba Cloud Server Load Balancer (SLB) and how it helps enterprises with operations continuity in different scenarios.
In the world of Linux, a zombie process refers to any process that is essentially removed from the system as ‘defunct’, but still somehow resides in the processor’s memory as a ‘zombie’.
This article is a part of the article series discussing how to generate frontend code from design files intelligently.
Every developer, data scientist, and amateur coder has their favorite language when it comes to working with big data.
