Independent Science + Technology

Author: John Vester

The Power of Market Disruption: How to Detect Fraud With Graph Data

Post date October 31, 2024
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In cypher, disruptor, fraud, fraud-detection, graph, gremlin, market-disruption, puppygraph

The Power of Market Disruption: How to Detect Fraud With Graph Data

Post date October 28, 2024
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In fraud, learning, productivity, tutorial

Why Haven’t You Upgraded to HTTP/2?

Post date September 30, 2024
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In binary, compression, heroku, HTTP, http2, multiplexing, prioritization, push-notifications

Leveling Up My GraphQL Skills: Real Time Subscriptions

Post date September 19, 2024
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In GraphQL, heroku, realtime, subscription, websocket

Leveling Up My GraphQL Skills: Real Time Subscriptions

Post date September 18, 2024
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In GraphQL, graphql-guide, graphql-skills, hackernoon-top-story, heroku, realtime, server-side, subscription

Mastering Multi-Cloud and Edge Data Synchronization: A Retail Use Case with KubeMQ’s Java SDK

Post date September 10, 2024
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In cloud, edge-environments, inventory-management, java, kubemq, kubemq-guide, messaging, sdk

Buh-Bye Webpack and Node.js, Hello Rails and Import Maps

Post date August 7, 2024
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In hackernoon-top-story, heroku, import, maps, rails, ruby, ruby-on-rails, webpack

From Observability to Architectural Observability—Shifting Left for Resiliency

Post date July 24, 2024
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In amp-explained, archiecture-tools, architecture, architecture-observability, observability, resiliency, shift-left, what-is-amp

Why You Need to Shift-left with Mobile Testing

Post date July 15, 2024
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In hackernoon-top-story, mobile, mobile-app-development, mobile-testing, shift-left, testing, tosca, tricentis

When You Need More Power Than Lambda Provides

Post date June 24, 2024
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In aws-vs-heroku, cloud-cost-optimization, cloud-native-architecture, devops-management, heroku, lambda, serverless-computing, software-architecture

How to Use Zeet to Take Your Devops from 0 to 100

Post date December 8, 2021
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In Automation, aws, devops, devops-principles, devops-tools, gcp, software-development, webdev

How to Make Composites Requests Against Salesforce

Post date October 29, 2021
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In api, composite-requests-salesforce, postman, restful-api, salesforce, salesforce-apis, web-development, webdev

How to Leverage Salesforce via a Client Written In Angular

Post date October 28, 2021
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In Angular, angular-application, client-written-in-angular, leveraging-salesforce, reactive-programming, salesforce, state-management, webdev

Leveraging Salesforce Using Mobile Applications Written (Once) In React Native

Post date October 13, 2021
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In android, ios, leveraging-salesforce, mobile-app-in-react-native, React Native, salesforce, salesforce-using-mobile-app, web-development

How to Scale Like a Boss with Heroku Dynos

Post date September 7, 2021
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In autoscaling, development, heroku, salesforce, software-development, technology, web-development, webdev

How to Leverage Salesforce Using a Client Written in Svelte

Post date August 21, 2021
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In coding, development, it, JavaScript, sales, salesforce, svelte, web-development

How To Leverage The Salesforce API Without The Salesforce Client

Post date August 5, 2021
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In api, java, salesforce, salesforce-integration, spring, spring-boot, web-development, webdev

Application Modernization: Breaking the God Service Using Heroku

Post date August 4, 2021
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In god, heroku, java, monolith, programming, programming-top-story, spring, spring-boot

The Difference Between a Class and a Prototype in JavaScript

Post date July 14, 2021
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In JavaScript, javascript-class, javascript-development, lightning-web-components, lwc, programming, prototype, salesforce

How a Customer 360 and Dgraph Cloud Can Help Improve User Retention

Post date July 13, 2021
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In customer, customer-360, customer-experience, customer-rentention, data-analysis, dgraph, GraphQL, user-retention

JavaScript Class vs Prototype – Organizing JavaScript Code

Post date July 6, 2021
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In JavaScript, lwc, salesforce, webdev

Wicked Cool Experience: Nostalgic and Fun Wicked Coolkit

Post date June 24, 2021
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In coolkit, development, heroku, nostalgia, salesforce, web, webring, wicked

Simplified Spinnaker is Possible: I Never Thought About it

Post date June 23, 2021
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In armory, Automation, cicd, code quality, continuous-delivery, devops, pipeline, spinnaker

Using Heroku To Leverage CloudAMQP

Post date June 13, 2021
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In amqp, heroku, java, rabbitmq, spring-boot, spring-framework, tutorial, twilio

What Heroku is Good For

Post date May 26, 2021
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In clojure, go, heroku, java, node, php, python, salesforce

Use the Kong Gateway to Stop Coding Repetitive Service Components

Post date May 24, 2021
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In api, api-gateway, coding, ingress, java, kong, programming, software-development

SaaS Database Migration To Heroku Postgres

Post date May 23, 2021
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In coding, heroku, mysql, postgres, programming, salesforce, spring-boot, web-development

Effective Code Reviews For Remote Teams

Post date May 4, 2021
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In Agile, code review, feedback, github, heroku, pull-requests, salesforce, web-development

Creating A Meme Sharing App Using Slash GraphQL

Post date March 16, 2021
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In App Development, database, dgraph, GraphQL, instagram, memes, slash-graphql, web-development

How To Make a Twitter Graph with Slash GraphQL

Post date February 9, 2021
Post author By John Vester
Post categories In data-visualization, dgraph, graphdb, GraphQL, hackernoon-top-story, ngx-graph, slash-graphql, visualization

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