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There are many scenarios where you need a lot of data created very quickly. So, let's see an example of how to create a table in Postgres with a million rows. Note: You need to have Docker already installed on your laptop. Step 1: Pull Docker imag...
Day 2/100 - #100DaysOfTechStartup Note: This is a continuation of my Building a SaaS product in 100 Days blog series Mind is a monkey Alright, today has been about documenting some of the zillion thoughts, ideas, and features that are going on in my ...
Today is Day 1 of 100 days in #100DaysOfTechStartup challenge. I just wanted to share some of the decisions I made yesterday on Day 0 Here is what I decided: Product I will be developing a SaaS product which deals with Property Management. Why ...
Did you know you cannot directly install SQL Server Express on Mac? I was actually shocked because it is popular and I expected I could just install it on Mac. But no, that wasn't the case. I had to go through several hoops to get it working on a mac...
Have you heard of #100DaysOfTechStartup? If not, you should check out this 100Dots program created by Simon. If you have been thinking of building something but never really started something, you must read this. Basically, the goal is to build a...
A new AWS Service? Nothing new there! People who are familiar with AWS know there are overwhelming services available and also an aggressive new service launch schedule. Keeping a track of all of them seems like an impossible job and it is actually i...
It is a common practice to use Springboot for developing backend REST APIs and JS frameworks like Angular, React, etc are used for developing front-end applications. These are essentially two different applications that talk to each other using REST ...
In today's software development world, APIs have become the norm of communication between any two systems. Communication between two microservices, communication between frontend and backend of an application, etc. When APIs are all the buzz, in the ...
