Agentic Design Patterns

Views: 28The Rise of Agentic AI: A Framework for Scalable Intelligence AI Agent Design Patterns are at the forefront of modern application development, enabling intelligent, interactive workflows powered by large language models (LLMs). As these patterns evolve, they redefine how we build systems that think, act, and adapt in real-time… However, a more powerful approach…

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Monitor Your LinkedIn Competitors Automatically Using n8n

Views: 10In today’s hyper-competitive world, monitoring your LinkedIn competitors can be a game-changer. You can spot trends, product launches, hiring sprees, or content strategies just by watching how your competitors behave. But manually checking LinkedIn every day? That’s exhausting. Enter n8n — a powerful, flexible, and open-source automation tool. Think of it like Zapier but without the limitations (and…

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Handling 1 Million Messages per Second with Kafka & Spring Boot

Views: 10Mission: Real-Time Throughput at Scale Bob, our favorite builder, now works at a fast-growing fintech company. His task? Build a real-time transaction processor that can handle 1 million messages per second. This isn’t your typical “Hello World” microservice. This is the real deal — Kafka + Spring Boot + production-grade tuning. What You’ll Learn ✔ Kafka architecture that…

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Microservices vs Monolith in 2025: Why We Reverted

Views: 8Bob’s Story: Spaghetti Code at the Pizza Shop In 2023, Bob opened a futuristic pizza chain.He was told microservices were the way to go.So he split everything into services: The first few months? Great.Fast deploys, cool architecture diagrams, CI/CD pipelines everywhere. Then… things got weird. “We’re engineers,” Bob said. “Not babysitters of YAML files and…

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Understanding the Dependency Inversion Principle in Java

Views: 52Introduction to the Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP) Understanding DIP The Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP) is the “D” in the SOLID principles, and it emphasizes the importance of decoupling in software design. DIP states that: In simpler terms, DIP encourages the use of interfaces or abstract classes to invert the direction of dependencies. Instead of…

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