Understanding package.json and package-lock.json in Node.js

package.json and package-lock.json

Package.json and package-lock.json are two important files in Node.js projects. If you are working on a Node.js project, it is important to understand the purpose of package.json and package-lock.json. What is package.json? Package.json is a JSON file used to describe a Node.js project. The file contains information about the project’s name, version, dependencies, author, description, … Read more

Nginx vs Traefik: Which Reverse Proxy Is Right for You?

Nginx and Traefik are two of the most popular load balancers available today. Both solutions offer a wide range of features and capabilities, making them suitable for a variety of use cases. In this post, we will compare Nginx and Traefik in-depth, covering their strengths, weaknesses, and key differences. We will also provide a table … Read more

BunJS, Node.js, and DenoJS: Can BunJS Replace Node.js?

Introduce BunJS – Denojs – Nodejs. JavaScript has emerged as one of the most widely used programming languages globally, and with the ever-growing development community, tools and frameworks continue to surface, aiding developers in building modern applications effortlessly and efficiently. One noteworthy newcomer in this landscape is BunJS – a lightweight, high-performance JavaScript runtime designed … Read more

Quick deploy PgHero with docker

Introduce PGHero is a performance optimization tool specifically designed for PostgreSQL databases. It provides a set of features and insights to help developers and database administrators monitor and improve the performance of their PostgreSQL databases. Here’s a quick summary: Preparation In this blog post, we will discuss how to quickly deploy PGHero using Docker. To … Read more

Configure Nginx as a Reverse Proxy on Ubuntu

Install Nginx In this blog, we will discuss how to use Nginx as a Reverse Proxy on Ubuntu. If you haven’t installed Nginx, you can do so using the following commands: Or, you can read details about Nginx in this blog: Install Nginx on Ubuntu Create Configuration File Create a new configuration file for your … Read more

Quickly deploy MySQL and Adminer with Docker Compose

Introduce Preparation To get started, the initial step is to install Docker and Docker Compose. Detailed instructions can be found in this link. Once this installation is complete, you’re ready to dive into the powerful features that Docker brings to the table. Get ready to explore a world of seamless containerization and efficient deployment! Create … Read more

Quickly deploy PostgreSQL and pgAdmin with Docker Compose

Introduce Preparation To get started, install Docker and Docker Compose. Find detailed instructions in this link. Once this installation is complete, you’re ready to dive into the powerful features that Docker brings to the table. Get ready to explore a world of seamless containerization and efficient deployment! Create a Docker Compose YAML file Now, prepare … Read more

Unlocking Development Possibilities: Making Your Localhost Public with Ease

Introduction Have you ever found yourself with a coding masterpiece in the making, itching to share it with testers or collaborators? Maybe you’re stuck in the development phase, and deploying to a test server feels like a hassle. Fear not! This blog will guide you through turning your localhost into a public domain, opening doors … Read more

Nginx Basic Config

In this blog, we will learn how to configure a basic site using Nginx. If you haven’t set up Nginx yet, you can follow the post on installing Nginx on Ubuntu 22.04. 1. Create a basic website The default page is located in the /var/www/html/ directory. You have the option to either place your static … Read more