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DevOps

Building the Backbone: Platform Guidelines for Scalable and Secure Gaming Systems

In today’s gaming and wagering ecosystem, the spotlight mainly comes on shining new features users receive, innovative gameplay, or seamless user experiences.Yet, backstage, platform engineering teams work hard to ensure everything runs smoothly & securely, and can scale in very short time. While development and the product teams remains ahead with new ideas, it is […]

DevOps

Streamline Your CI/CD: Jenkins + Nexus NPM Registry (With and Without Docker)

Introduction Keeping internal NPM packages safe during continuous integration and delivery is more important than ever, and a private registry such as Sonatype Nexus offers a simple, central way to do this. In the steps that follow, you’ll learn how to link Jenkins to a Nexus NPM feed, whether your builds run inside Docker or […]

React Native

Zustand In React Native

Introduction What is Zustand? Zustand is a powerful and lightweight state-management library for React and React Native—it’s designed to be fast, minimal, and easy to use. It uses a central store with hooks-based API, eliminating boilerplate while supporting middleware, persistence, and more. Key Benefits Minimal boilerplate — no actions, reducers, or providers needed. High performance — components subscribe […]

DevOps

Upgrading the Terraform AWS Provider: Painful, But Worth It

Introduction If you’re using Terraform for IAAC with AWS, you might have probably declared the provider like this in your code: provider “aws” {  region = “us-west-2” } And it worked. So you left it alone. Then one day, someone tries to use a newer module… and Terraform throws a special error: Error: unsupported argument […]

Project Management

The role of the Scrum master in a team

Ever launched your OTT app and everything just worked? No bugs, no delays — just seamless streaming. Behind that seamless experience is someone you hardly even notice: the Scrum Master. They’re not coding or designing, but they’re the ones who make it all happen. They listen when things are jumbled, get the tech, product, content, […]

Media & Entertainment

Apple TV Focus Engine: Step-by-Step Guide for Developers

As an Apple TV developer, I have a major challenge to work with Focus Engine. So basically, Focus engine is used to navigate or redirect your focus to one to another. The Focus Engine works seamlessly with Siri Remote actions such as up, down, left, and right. The main challenge, however, lies in navigating focus […]

Python

Building Your First LangGraph Agent: A Beginner’s Guide to AI-Powered Candidate Shortlisting

Using LangGraph to Create an AI Agent- Beginner Guide Are you ready to create an AI agent effectively? In this post, we’ll use LangGraph, a robust framework for developing stateful, multi-step AI applications, to develop a basic candidate shortlisting agent that will demonstrate multiple LangGraph features. What is LangGraph? LangGraph, built on Langchain, is a […]

Ajmal Hasan
Ajmal Hasan
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Media & Entertainment

Smart TV Ad Playback Made Easy: VMAP Parsing, No IMA Required

Introduction If you’ve ever tried integrating Google IMA (Interactive Media Ads) into your smart TV video experience, you have probably hit a few roadblocks. While IMA works like a charm on web and mobile, it’s a different beast altogether when it comes to smart TVs. Let’s talk about why that is, and explore a more […]

Vivek Kumar
Vivek Kumar
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Experience Design

Redefining UX with AI: How AI is Shaping User Experiences

AI is no longer just a passing trend in UX — it’s a game-changer across the entire design process. From ideation and user research to wireframing and smart prototyping, AI is helping UX professionals work faster, think smarter, and design more intuitively. What once took days of manual effort — analyzing user data, identifying patterns, […]

Vivek Jain
Vivek Jain
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Android

Feature Toggles, Remote Config, and A/B Testing in Android: Ship Faster Without Fear

Imagine you’re an app developer. You’ve worked hard on a new feature, but just before it’s ready, a bug appears. You have a hard choice: either you delay the launch to fix the bug, or you release the feature with the bug and hope it doesn’t cause problems. This happens because usually, when you release […]

Adobe

WebP Support for AEM On Prem

Working with enterprise CMS like AEM often means balancing between business requirements and platform limitations. Recently , I encountered a scenario where the client needed support for WebP images in the authoring interface. WebP is a modern image format developed by Google that provides superior lossy and lossless compression for images on the web. The […]

BI

Building a Medallion Architecture for ETL in Microsoft Fabric: Polishing Your Data into Pure Gold!

In today’s data-driven world, to manage the sheer volume and variety of information, organizations are constantly looking for smart, scalable ways to wrangle their data, and that’s where the Medallion Architecture really shines. Paired with the powerhouse that is Microsoft Fabric, offers an incredible pathway to build slick, high-performance ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) processes. In […]

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