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For New Zealand companies adopting microservice architecture, choosing between .NET and Java depends on ecosystem alignment, cloud strategy, talent availability, and long-term enterprise requirements.

A practical review of performance decisions in a multi-tenant online assessment SaaS, covering the gateway, authentication, data access, frontend, and judging flow. Useful for developers working with .NET, Next.js, and microservices

Technical notes on HomeCredit Scout: a FastAPI + React + LightGBM loan pre-check demo built beyond a Power BI coursework dashboard—covering feature design, risk thresholds, max-amount search, i18n, and privacy consent.

Starting from a Power BI assignment on the Home Credit Default Risk dataset, I extended the project into a multilingual full-stack machine learning demo called HomeCredit Scout. This article shares the journey from data analysis to product prototyping using LightGBM, FastAPI, PostgreSQL, React, and practical considerations such as privacy and multilingual UX.

A deep comparison of YARP, Envoy, and Ocelot for .NET microservices, covering architecture, internals, performance, use cases, and implementation examples with code.

Why family-based enrollment and unified orders better reflect real training business scenarios than student-by-student registration.

A practical guide to creating React projects with different approaches, including Vite, Create React App, Next.js, and manual setup. Step-by-step commands and key considerations are included.

Power BI and Python solve different data challenges. Understanding when to use business intelligence dashboards versus machine learning models is critical for making better data-driven decisions.

Many developers assume that frontend-backend separation is inherently more modern than a monolithic architecture. In reality, the right choice depends on business requirements, team size, budget, and long-term maintenance goals—not trends or technical fashion.

Next.js and Sanity form a powerful combination for modern content-driven websites. Next.js provides a fast React-based frontend framework with server-side rendering and static generation capabilities, while Sanity offers a flexible headless CMS that allows content editors to manage content without touching code. In this tutorial, we will build a simple blog application from scratch, covering project setup, Sanity configuration, content schemas, data fetching, dynamic routes, and deployment-ready code examples.