E-commerce system typically involves the following sub-systems.
Web font-end
Check-out service… read the rest.
A good find. Easy to understand. Well explained.
The basics of web application security – MartinFlower.com
These tips are based upon common knowledge and experimentation.
Tips for authoring fast-loading HTML pages – Web developer guides | MDN… read the rest.
… read the rest.HTML5 is the latest evolution of the standard that defines HTML. It is a new version of the language HTML, with new elements, attributes, and behaviors, and a larger set of technologies that allows more diverse and powerful Web sites
AWS IAM or Amazon Cognito can be used for authentication and authorization of users.… read the rest.
Key user journeys of ad serving systems.
The below reference architecture focuses on the first 2.
Achieving HA involves
AWS reference architecture.… read the rest.
Typical web application has load balanced web servers backed by application servers with databases. It’s natural to use CDN to cache content closer to the end-users. Inclusion of data store for binary content is certainly a good idea. We could … read the rest.
AWS reference architecture for batch processing systems.… read the rest.
Minimalist AWS based architecture for content and media serving web apps.
Source: AWS reference architecture.… read the rest.
Draw AWS diagrams with Cloudcraft: Snap together components like EC2s and ELBs on an isometric grid
Need for geo distributed systems are on raise. AWS supports cross-geo replication of objects. Uploading an object in a S3 bucket in a region makes that object copied to another S3 bucket in different region.
Source: New – Cross-Region Replication … read the rest.
100% agree that performance should be the first while developing mobile web.
However, I kind of feel that the approach of reducing markup tags and limiting the JavaScript put us backdated. In nutshell, any restrictive approach may not be the … read the rest.
A good read on canary release (blue-green) deployment with AWS cloud.
Source: Implementing Blue-Green Deployments with AWS | ThoughtWorks… read the rest.
