If you are ever to develop a mobile app, which one would you choose A Native Platform SDk (Android / Swift) OR A Cross Platform SDK (Flutter, React etc) and Why?

I think backend dev is one of the most interesting works out there in building a software. You'll design some of the most complicated and highly integrated stuff, all while taking care of various metrics like security, scalability and performance etc. Pure Engineering stuff!

What is with this Let's #Connect tweets? Does it really work?

Property vs Variable in #dotnet - What's the difference?! youtube.com/shorts/4daDLh7…

Recently I had to implement a retry logic for an API client, and it was when I had actually built something using recursion. When was the last time you used recursion in building a business logic? How did you use it?

Official documentation explains Kafka as a distributed, partitioned, replicated commit log service. Each of these define specific features: Distributed - clustered with multiple brokers Partitioned - topics and partitions Committed log - offsets, segmentation and auto commits.

Topics, Partitions and Offsets are core to how Kafka handles data. Services write to and read from a Topic, which internally spans across multiple partitions. Each msg written into a partition has its own seq called Offset that shows how much is read and where to start from.

Boilerplates make our lives easy. Here's an interesting boilerplate stack from Mukesh Murugan that can help speed up your .NET journey!