I first met with Dependency Injection when I on-boarded myself on a large backend project that used Scala and Play framework. Over time, I have convinced myself that dependency injection is a good way of managing dependencies, but recently, I have come to the conclusion most of the time, it| Dogac.dev
Most developers deal with some sort of asynchronous operation day to day. For most of us, it is I/O (Input & Output). A web developer does network calls, a systems developer could do some file operations, both are based on a submit and wait system, where program waits until some| Dogac.dev
We have been using PostgreSQL as our primary database in production for 4 over years, however over time, as our database grew bigger and reached over 500 tables in a single monolithic application, we had to come up with smart ways to manage it. PostgreSQL is a database that is| Dogac.dev
Among all the occupations AI could replace, why are we focusing so much on Engineering jobs that require such expertise? I'm well aware of quality of the code AI writes, it is beyond useful but I don't see a world where that piece of code can| Dogac.dev
I'm a big fan of self-hosting and DIY. Since writing my previous blog post about my self-hosting journey, I have learned some exciting new things that I want to share it with you. First, I’ll explain my initial server setup. Then, I’ll discuss why| Dogac.dev
As I mentioned in my previous posts, I love open-source software. How do I prefer my open-source projects? Of course, self-hosted. I love self-hosting not because I save a ton of money on hosting or SaaS fees, but because it offers a fun and educational experience. However, in my professional| Dogac.dev
I have been introduced to Armeria 2 years ago in 2022. Since then, it is my go-to framework for JVM based projects. Recently, I had some experience at work to build some shared authorization code in our system and I wanted to share my experience on how we built our| Dogac.dev
Blog for latest software, framework, technology, open-source, research, engineering, kotlin, java and many more.| Dogac.dev
Hi all, my name is Doğaç, pronounced as Do-atch. I am a Software Engineer, currently located in Evanston, Illinois. As of May 2024, I have been working in an Healthcare Tech company based in San Francisco, Carbon Health, for the last 3 years. I love open-source, I love contributing to| Dogac.dev
A while ago, I have started working on authorization and authentication at work. This taught me a lot about how modern authentication systems work. However I have always thought One-Time Password logins are the most mystical ones. A six-digit code that changes every time and can be used to verify| Dogac.dev
