Month: April 2025

Market share calculation is crucial for making effective management decisions. While the market share calculation formula is quite simple, there’s one major mistake in how data is presented and interpreted. In the following, you’ll discover in an entertaining format where the catch lies, so you can avoid this in your business. Before you dive in, … Read more

Coding Without the Sweat…Yikes!!!! Just picture this: you’re sipping your daily doze of caffeine and casually telling your computer, “Design and build an app that tracks my team’s weekly tasks,” and, boom, it’s done. No semicolons, no syntax errors, just pure vibes. Welcome to “vibe coding”, the hottest trend in 2025’s tech scene and the … Read more

What would happen if you lost access to the internet—forever?! Horrible. Devastating. Lost… These are some words that have been used to describe this scenario. You’ll probably feel insanely bored for a long time, living could feel pretty weird. No chatting with friends, no doom-scrolling on YouTube, and definitely no access to free porn. But … Read more

Imagine a blockchain so seamless, so user-friendly, that even your grandparents could use it—and they wouldn’t even know they’re on Web3. That’s the mission Anthony Anzalone has taken head-on with XION, a project born not just out of necessity, but out of frustration with how Web3 has boxed itself in. In this edition of “Behind … Read more

The KnowBe4 Threat Research team detected a sudden increase in phishing campaigns that abuse the scalable vector graphics (SVG) file format to hide malicious HTML, malware, and scripts that can easily bypass conventional email security filters. Analyzing phishing emails from Q1 we discovered that SVG files comprised 6.6% of malicious attachments within phishing emails—a 245% … Read more

This article is part of the series ‘Towards Vaadin Developer Certification,’ which aims to explain the fundamentals of Vaadin as I study for this certification. The topics covered here are part of the ‘Vaadin Developer’ Certification curriculum. The content was created based on my personal notes and studies for this certification. In our previous article, … Read more

Humans have always had the desire to be free and control their fate. This drive for autonomy— to be seen, heard, and included in decision-making—has fueled democracy, taking it from a mere idea in ancient Greece into the most practiced form of government today. And when the internet was invented, everyone thought it would be … Read more

Time is a valuable resource… That’s why I dedicated myself to creating this content with the time I had available. Should there be any discrepancies with the original sources, please consider my main goal: to contribute and help all readers. This article is part of the series ‘Towards Vaadin Developer Certification,’ which aims to explain … Read more

The Internet was meant to be free, open, and independent, yet it has become one of the most centralized systems in modern history. What happened? In the 1970s, the Internet was a small, decentralized network of computers. The personal computer revolution expanded on this foundation, powering optimism about a digital future. Visionary John Perry Barlow … Read more

What Are Event-Driven Systems? An event-driven system is an architecture where components react to events rather than waiting for direct requests. In contrast to traditional synchronous systems, where services make blocking calls and wait for responses, event-driven architectures allow services to communicate asynchronously via event notifications. Key Components of Event-Driven Systems Event Producers – Generate … Read more

IoT—the Internet of Things—is all around us, whether we’re aware of it or not. From doorbells to thermostats to kitchen appliances, an ever-growing list of devices is being made “smart” and connected to the internet. The numbers involved are accordingly enormous, with the global IoT market expected to cross $1.5 trillion in revenues by 2029. … Read more

In modern business, especially in the cryptocurrency industry, understanding and managing liquidity is essential for ensuring market efficiency and price stability. These insights come from personal experience working with companies and an in-depth study of liquidity dynamics. A deep understanding of this aspect is crucial, as liquidity provision involves injecting assets into the market, enabling … Read more

Optimizing Next.js applications involves combining improvements in both your code and underlying infrastructure. By minimizing unnecessary re-renders, fine-tuning image handling, employing caching techniques, using dynamic imports, and integrating server components, you can significantly boost performance, reduce load times, and increase overall efficiency. Before exploring specific optimizations, it’s important to grasp how Next.js renders and delivers … Read more

With the increasing use of AI technology in our modern society, it is becoming increasingly important to know how to properly provide AI with the most effective prompts to maximize your benefits from the technology. You wouldn’t start a dialogue with Leonardo DaVinci over Corn Flakes if he was alive today. The conversation will lead … Read more

One of the earliest films ever made, A Trip to the Moon (1902), centered around space travel. Directed by George Méliès, it can be loosely considered the first science fiction movie adaptation. The short film drew inspiration from several works, with much of it influenced by Jules Verne’s 1865 and 1870 books, From Earth to … Read more