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Bypassing CORS Errors for Localhost Development: Without Access To Backend
Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is a browser security feature designed to prevent malicious websites from interacting with APIs or resources from another domain. While it enhances security, it can become a serious hurdle during local development, especially when frontend and backend services run on different ports or domains. In this… Read ⇢
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Building a Dynamic Blog Section with Angular and a Drupal Backend
Creating a fully functional blog section powered by a Drupal backend and displayed through an Angular frontend is not only possible but also scalable, SEO-friendly, and maintainable. In this blog post, I will walk you through how I successfully implemented such a setup using JSON:API from Drupal and dynamic routing… Read ⇢
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Unraveling a Mystery: How We Traced a CloudFront + Lambda + Drupal Hosting Setup Without Source Code
A Practical Guide for Debugging Unknown AWS Web Application Architectures When you’re handed an unfamiliar project without documentation or source code, and asked to “make a small change,” it can feel like solving a mystery. Recently, I faced exactly this challenge. I was tasked with updating the navigation menu on… Read ⇢
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Designing a Modular Blog Architecture in React: A Real-World Case Study
The aim was straightforward when we began developing the blog area of our React project: show a list of blogs and reveal the blog specifics by clicking on a blog. Like most programmers, we started with a static blogs.ts file full of blog objects, each with rich material and metadata… Read ⇢
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Overcoming Dynamic Route Handling in a Static Next.js + Firebase Hosting Project
In one of the recent projects we worked on the SEO of a full-featured e-commerce website using Next.js which was hosted on Firebase Hosting. While this stack offers excellent performance and scalability, it also posed some unique challenges—especially when it came to handling dynamic routes in a statically exported Next.js… Read ⇢
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A Triumph Over Adversity: The WordPress IONOS Hosting User’s Guide to Redirecting .aspx Files
Redirecting a URL should be straightforward, correct? That’s what we thought, too. However, as we discovered, redirecting a specific .aspx path to an external URL in a WordPress site hosted on IONOS proved to be more of a trial by fire than anticipated. This article describes the frustrating—but ultimately successful—journey… Read ⇢
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How to implement Job Queuing in Spring Boot with RabbitMQ
While working on a microservice in my current organization I noticed that I had the need to do some very large jobs in queues. This was because the jobs that I was attempting to perform were sometimes taking a long time and blocking the system. Hence, to increase its responsiveness… Read ⇢
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How to Use Google Apps Script to Automate Google Sheets
Google Apps Script (GAS) is a powerful tool for automating, customizing, and enhancing Google Sheets. Recently, I investigated various automation techniques using GAS, and I am sharing a step-by-step guide to help others use it for their own projects.Whether you are a developer or new to scripting, this guide will walk… Read ⇢
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How I Upgraded My Honor MagicBook 14 from 512GB to 2TB SSD
Especially if you routinely work with big files or require extra space for programs, upgrading the storage of a laptop is one of the finest methods to boost its performance and usability. I recently changed my Honor MagicBook 14 from a 512GB SSD to a 2TB SSD, and I would… Read ⇢
Ayush Raj 