Lets start with the basics. What are Audit Logs? Audit logging is the process of capturing user activity across an application system. Specifically event name, event date and time, user who executed the event and what was impacted from the event. Each application has processes that are being executed by users to save and update data. Every time a…

In this blog, we will cover how easy it is to create a sample web application User interface using .NET MVC, using NHibernate, SQLite, Model AutoMapper and Razor pages. What is MVC? MVC, which stands for Model-View-Controller, is a software development architecture pattern used to structure and organize code in web applications. …

What is Microservice Orchestration? In a microservice architecture, orchestration is a central service, where it manages the business logic flow. Think of it as the maestro in an orchestra. Using orchestrators is essential in an application, for running, managing errors, rollbacks and logging business flows. Take as example the following microservices in an order…

What is Token Authentication? For a user to access a resource, he must first authenticate through an authentication server to get a token. This token is then used to access the resource APIs for a specified period of time. Spring Boot 3 is the newest version of the popular Spring Framework 6 Some points to note are…

There is a long lasting debate whether Stored Procedures are more suitable for an application than ORM frameworks. If we were to expand this topic and discuss to find a definite answer, we could argue for days, without concluding. First Things First, Lets make a small review of the Stored…

CRM, HRM, ERP are some application examples which make use of administration processes. These processes keep the business running, either by automatic processing, or by user interaction. Today most of these types of software ran as Web based applications. Writing web applications is easier when using web application frameworks. …

SOLID is an acronym for the 5 most important design principles of OOP (by Robert C. Martin). These principles establish practices that provide software maintainability and extensibility as the project expands. SOLID stands for: S = Single-Responsiblity Principle O = Open-closed Principle L = Liskov Substitution Principle I = Interface…

In software development, Software design is a mechanism to convert user requirements into a kind of suitable form, which assists the software developer in implementing the actual software code . Objectives of Software Design¹ Correctness: Design should be correct according to the given requirements. Completeness: Design should consist of all components like data structures…

What Is Application Monitoring? Software cycle does not only consist of design, development and testing. It also requires, the system which was designed and developed, to function as expected and perform within the acceptable timeframes, when is on production. …