The modern tech economy of the United States of America is based on making proper infrastructure decisions. When designing any software product, whether it is a high-frequency finance system in New York or a consumer-oriented startup in San Francisco, the most important architectural decision you will be facing is choosing a data storage layer. For…
Databases & Backend Development
It could be hard to notice, but the backbone of modern digital infrastructure in America consists of a variety of data exchange interactions. For example, if a New Yorker decides to look up the local weather forecast on their smartphone, if a financial investor executes a lightning stock trade in Chicago, or if a consumer…
Modern digital economy in the USA is based solely on the ability to collect, store, process, distribute, and retrieve data. Whether we are talking about high-performance trading platforms in Wall Street, or massive video streaming websites developed in Silicon Valley, the ability to store, process, and retrieve information from digital databases is what makes the…
There is a huge number of high-performing, real-time web applications being actively used by millions of internet users in the USA. Behind any sophisticated-looking graphical frontend application lies solid engineering known as the backend, which is responsible for processing data, performing security validations and communicating with servers. Traditionally, software developers had to acquire a completely…
Selection of proper fundamental database architecture for a modern software application is a crucial technology decision that can lead to serious technical debts, performance penalties during heavy loading, and expensive operating conditions. The classic dilemma often revolves around MySQL – a titan of relational databases or MongoDB, the pioneer of the document-oriented, NoSQL revolution.
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