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Running into unexpected issues while developing software is not uncommon. Recently, during my work on a Scala Play application, I encountered a perplexing problem that took some time to diagnose and resolve. In this blog post, I’ll share my experience and how I managed to overcome this mysterious issue. The issue was originating from the…
In the realm of computer networking, ports are the unsung heroes that facilitate the seamless exchange of data between devices. Whether you’re streaming a video, sending an email, or browsing the web, it’s the clever management of ports that makes it all possible. In this blog, we’ll embark on a journey to understand the significance…
Introduction: As a developer, encountering unexpected errors is a part of the journey. One such error that can be particularly perplexing is the “sh: file size limit exceeded” error. If you’ve ever faced this issue while working on a project, you know how frustrating it can be. In this blog post, we’ll delve into what…
In the world of microservices and web applications, managing various endpoints and services efficiently is crucial. Context path configuration plays a significant role in achieving this efficiency. In this blog, we’ll explore what context path is, why it matters, and how to configure it in a Micronaut application. Understanding Context Path Simply put, the context…
Bootstrapping is a critical phase in the lifecycle of any application. It’s the process where your application initializes and prepares itself for execution. In the context of Micronaut, a modern and lightweight Java framework, getting the bootstrap process right is essential for a smooth and efficient application. In this blog, we’ll explore the right way…
In the dynamic landscape of modern web development, the ability to manage HTTP requests and responses is paramount. Imagine if you could not only manage but also enhance these interactions, injecting versatility, security, and performance optimizations effortlessly. Enter HTTP client interceptors in the world of Micronaut—a game-changing feature that takes your HTTP client capabilities to…
In a world where applications rely heavily on communicating with external services and APIs, managing timeouts for your HTTP requests becomes crucial. Micronaut, a modern and lightweight framework, empowers developers to seamlessly configure and control HTTP client timeouts. In this blog, we’ll explore how to configure HTTP client timeouts in Micronaut and ensure smooth interactions…
In the dynamic landscape of modern software development, creating applications that are robust, resilient, and user-friendly is paramount. Exception handling stands as a critical pillar in achieving these goals, ensuring that unexpected errors and anomalies are managed gracefully. we will delve into the intricacies of Micronaut framework, exploring how to effectively handle exceptions at a…
The devise gem and the devise_token_auth gem are both authentication solutions for Ruby on Rails applications, but they serve different purposes. Here’s a brief explanation of the difference between devise and devise_token_auth: Devise: Devise is a popular authentication solution for Ruby on Rails applications. It provides a comprehensive set of features for user authentication, including…
Session-Based Authentication: In session-based authentication, the server creates a session for each user upon successful login and stores session data on the server-side. The server assigns a unique session identifier (session ID) to the user and sends it back to the client, typically stored in a cookie. The client includes the session ID in subsequent…