Aravindhan Ashok

Aravindhan Ashok

Chennai
Aravindhan leads engineering at Radar Ventures. Passionate about microservices, Kubernetes, and containers. Avid gamer.
Nov
30

Monolith First: A Pragmatic Approach to Microservices Architecture

In the realm of software development, it is absolutely crucial to prioritize the selection of the most suitable architectural style.
4 min read
Nov
29

Exploring Microservices vs Monolith: Use Cases and Benefits for Your Next Software Architecture

When it comes to software development, the decisions we make about architecture can have a profound impact on the success
5 min read
Nov
29

Elevate Your Terminal Experience with ZSH, Oh My Zsh, and Powerlevel10k

The terminal, a text-based interface for interacting with your computer, is an essential tool for developers, system administrators, and power
3 min read
Nov
23

Feature Documentation for Web Services

Feature documentation is an essential part of any web service development project. It provides developers with the information they need
3 min read
Nov
21

ORM vs. Query Builder: A Comprehensive Comparison and Use Case Analysis

Introduction Object-relational mapping (ORM) and query builders are two popular approaches to data access in web applications. While both serve
2 min read
Nov
21

Naming Conventions in Golang: A Comprehensive Guide

In the realm of software development, naming conventions play a crucial role in enhancing code readability, maintainability, and consistency. Well-defined
2 min read
Nov
21

Writing Idiomatic Golang Code

Idiomatic Golang code is code that follows the established conventions and best practices of the Golang community. It is characterized
2 min read
Nov
21

Indentation and Formatting in Golang

Indentation and formatting are essential aspects of writing clean and readable Golang code. Consistent indentation makes the code easier to
3 min read
Nov
20

Playing Muerta as Support

Muerta is a versatile support hero in Dota 2 who can be played in a variety of ways. She is
3 min read
Nov
18

Creating a Multi-Stage Dockerfile for a GoLang Web Service

Multi-stage Dockerfiles are a powerful technique for building efficient and lightweight Docker images. By utilizing multiple stages in a single
1 min read