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Timilehin Omolana-Staff Writer for Programming

Timilehin Omolana

Staff Writer for Programming

About Timilehin Omolana

Timilehin is a skilled software engineer and technical writer with an undying passion for building secure and scalable server-side systems with Go, Node.js, C++ and AWS.

Timilehin has worked professionally on multiple backend systems since 2020 and currently works on the backend team of an aerospace startup where he builds autopilot software for UAVs.

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What Are Example Functions in Go?

Improve your documentation and code test in one easy step with example functions.

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A Deep Dive Into Reflection in Go

Explore the concept of reflection in the Go programming language, delving into its powerful capabilities for dynamic code analysis and manipulation.

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An Introduction to Event-Driven Programming in Node.js

Node’s powerful event-driven architecture is one of its strongest advantages.

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A Guide to the Sliding Window Algortihm and How to Implement It in Go

This clever algorithm can speed up your programs and inspire your work with arrays.

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How to Implement the Graph Data Structure in Golang

Graphs are one of the most essential data structures that you must know as a programmer. Learn how to implement it in Golang.

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How to Implement Search Functionality in Node.js Using Algolia API

Get great search results for your content using the same search engine that powers Hacker News.

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Getting Started With Redis in Node.js

Get to grips with Redis and learn how to optimize your Node apps with this powerful data store.

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How to Compress and Decompress Files in Node.js

Make use of Archiver and Unzipper packages to compress and decompress files in Node.js.

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Build a Real-Time Chat API Using WebSockets in NestJS

Learn how to build a real-time chat API leveraging the power of WebSockets using NestJS.

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Securing Golang Web Applications Using IP Whitelisting

Make use of Go’s Gin framework to secure your web apps with IP whitelisting.

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How to Make HTTP Requests in Go

Sending an HTTP request is key for any app that needs to communicate over the internet. Find out how to send a variety of HTTP requests using Go.

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Using NestJS and MongoDB to Build a GraphQL API

Build your own API using these popular web technologies.

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An Introduction to CQRS in NestJS

Use the CQRS pattern with care and you can create cleaner, more scalable Nest apps.

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Increasing Performance With In-Memory Caching in Nest.js

Is slow, repetitive data-fetching causing your app to underperform? Try caching to solve the problem.

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How to Convert JSON Data to an Excel Spreadsheet With Angular

Transform your data with ease by following this short and simple guide.

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How to Send Emails in Node.js Using the Sendinblue API

Start sending your own email with this friendly API and the minimum of setup.

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What Are VPCs and Subnets in Cloud Computing & How Do They Work?

If you use cloud computing, you might encounter these terms. But what do they mean?

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Task Queuing the Easy Way With Node.js and BullMQ

Why do something immediately if you can put it off until later? Message queuing isn’t for the lazy though—it can help make your app more responsive.

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How to Deploy a Golang Application Using AWS Elastic Beanstalk

AWS Elastic Beanstalk streamlines the deployment process of an application and that too in a few simple steps.

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How to Add an SSL Certificate to a Node.js Application

Running HTTPS locally is a must for certain types of development.

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