Software Development

Dependency Duplication, Inconsistent Styling, State Management Issues, Performance Bottlenecks, and Team Coordination Overhead are 5 React micro-frontend pitfalls.

The V-Model follows a fixed, sequential plan with predefined verification steps, while Agile uses short, iterative cycles that adapt to changing requirements.

Time and materials suits flexible-scope projects where you pay for actual hours worked, while fixed price sets a defined scope with one agreed total cost upfront.

PHP, a server-side language, works only on the server to handle backend, while JavaScript, previously a client-side one, now runs on both the frontend and backend.

Astro is great for content-heavy sites with minimal JavaScript, while Next.js is better for full-stack React apps with routing, API routes, and rich interactivity.

SQLite is a lightweight, serverless database that pairs well with Go's simplicity and performance to build a CLI tool, desktop app, or an embedded database solution.

V-Model applies early testing in every stage for better accuracy, while the Waterfall Model follows a simple flow suited to clear, fixed requirements.

Module Federation is a Webpack 5 feature that enables runtime code sharing across independently deployed apps, reducing complexity in large-scale React projects.

Lean approach focuses on improving process efficiency and reducing waste, while Agile one emphasizes adaptability and fast delivery through continuous feedback.

NATS (Neural Autonomic Transport System) is a lightweight, high-performance messaging system connecting distributed applications, services, and devices.

Zod is a TypeScript-first schema validator for modern React apps. It generates TS types from your schemas, keeping validation and types in sync, with minimal effort.

DevOps integrates and automates Dev and Ops processes for continuous software delivery, while Agile focuses on iterative development and customer collaboration.