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As you can understand from my previous blogs I am really into PostgreSQL.
Previously we ran Debezium in Embedded mode. Behind the scenes, Debezium consumes the changes that were committed to the transaction log. This happens by utilizing the logical decoding feature of PostgreSQL.
As the software development landscape continues to evolve at a rapid pace, Java stands out as a foundational language that drives a multitude of applications on a global scale. In 2024, the role of a Java software architect has assumed unprecedented significance. Software architects must not only possess a profound comprehension of Java and its ecosystem but also remain current with the latest trends, technologies, and best practices in order to construct resilient, scalable, and efficient applications.
This article meticulously examines 20 essential areas that every Java software architect should aim to master in 2024. Encompassing diverse topics such as microservices, cloud-native applications, reactive programming, and blockchain technology, these areas encapsulate the requisite skills and knowledge crucial for navigating the ever-changing realm of software architecture. Furthermore, each section provides insights into related technologies and recommends pertinent books to furnish architects with a comprehensive roadmap for remaining at the forefront of their field.
In this second post, we'll be reviewing more topics that you should take into consideration if you're planning a VPN migration.
If you missed the first part, you can start from there.
In today's world driven by data, it is essential for businesses and developers to efficiently access and manage data. The Microsoft Graph API serves as a gateway to connect with Microsoft services, like Office 365 Azure AD, OneDrive, Teams, and more. By utilizing the Microsoft Graph API companies can simplify data access, improve collaboration, and extract insights from their data. This article delves into the functionalities of the Microsoft Graph API. How it can be used to centralize data access for insights.
The Microsoft Graph API acts as a web service that empowers developers to interact with Microsoft cloud services and information. It offers an endpoint (https;//graph.microsoft.com) for engaging with services making data integration and management across various platforms more straightforward.
Infrastructure as Code (IaC), as the name implies, is a practice that consists of defining infrastructure elements with code. This is opposed to doing it through a GUI (Graphical User Interface) like, for example, the AWS Console. The idea is that in order to be deterministic and repeatable, the cloud infrastructure must be captured in an abstract description based on models expressed in programming languages to allow the automation of the operations that otherwise should be performed manually.
AWS makes several IaC tools available, as follows:
The rapid adoption of cloud-native technologies and Kubernetes has revolutionized application development and deployment. At Pure Storage Accelerate 2024, Shawn Rosemarin, VP of R&D Customer Engineering at Pure Storage, shed light on how Pure Storage is enabling organizations to accelerate their application modernization initiatives with a robust platform that bridges the gap between developer agility and IT control.
According to Rosemarin, 80% of organizations plan to build new applications on cloud-native platforms over the next five years. Pure Storage is evolving its platform to support the unique storage requirements of cloud-native, microservices-based applications.
At first, data tiering was a tactic used by storage systems to reduce data storage costs. This involved grouping data that was not accessed as often into more affordable, if less effective, storage array choices. Data that has been idle for a year or more, for example, may be moved from an expensive Flash tier to a more affordable SATA disk tier. Even though they are quite costly, SSDs and flash can be categorized as high-performance storage classes. Smaller datasets that are actively used and require the maximum performance are usually stored in Flash.
Cloud data tiering has gained popularity as customers seek alternative options for tiering or archiving data to a public cloud. Public clouds presently offer a mix of object and file storage options. Object storage classes such as Amazon S3 and Azure Blob (Azure Storage) deliver significant cost efficiency and all the benefits of object storage without the complexities of setup and management.
Web application development is one of the most swiftly evolving domains, impressively transforming the given face of cyberspace. As we progress into the year 2024, numerous progressive trends and technologies are emerging, which integrate novel fields for developers and businessmen to explore their talent. This blog will present thoughts on the newest trends regarding the creation of web applications, and provide an outlook into how these advancements are set to revolutionize the way we build and use web applications.
PWAs have been in the market since 2015, but 2024 will mark the year when PWAs will emerge as applications. By combining some elements from both internet and mobile apps, the PWAs make the users of those apps feel like they are using some sort of application in the browser. Some of the features of the online platforms are offline access: users can access information from a platform regardless of their network connection; push notifications; and the ability of the platform to load very fast even on slow networks.
I know this is something Chris has wanted forever, so it’s no surprise he’s already got a fantastic write-up just a day after the news broke. In fact, I first learned about it from his post and was unable to dredge up any sort of announcement. So, I thought I’d jot some notes down because it feels like a significant development.
The news: transitioning to auto is now a thing! Well, it’s going to be a thing. Chrome Canary recently shipped support for it and that’s the only place you’ll find it for now. And even then, we just don’t know if the Chrome Canary implementation will find its way to the syntax when the feature becomes official.
Here’s the situation. You have an element. You’ve marked it up, plopped in contents, and applied a bunch of styles to it. Do you know how tall it is? Of course not! Sure, we can ask JavaScript to evaluate the element for us, but as far as CSS is concerned, the element’s computed dimensions are unknown.
That makes it difficult to, say, animate that element from height: 0 to height: whatever. We need to know what “whatever” is and we can only do that by setting a fixed height on the element. That way, we have numbers to transition from zero height to that specific height.
.panel {
height: 0;
transition: height 0.25s ease-in;
&.expanded {
height: 300px;
}
}But what happens if that element changes over time? Maybe the font changes, we add padding, more content is inserted… anything that changes the dimensions. We likely need to update that height: 300px to whatever new fixed height works best. This is why we often see JavaScript used to toggle things that expand and contract in size, among other workarounds.
I say this is about the height property, but we’re also talking about the logical equivalent, block-size, as well as width and inline-size. Or any direction for that matter!
autoThat’s the goal, right? We tend to reach for height: auto when the height dimension is unknown. From there, we let JavaScript calculate what that evaluates to and take things from there.
The current Chrome implementation uses CSS calc() to do the heavy lifting. It recognizes the auto keyword and, true to its name, calculates that number. In other words, we can do this instead of the fixed-height approach:
.panel {
height: 0;
transition: height 0.25s ease-in;
&.expanded {
height: calc(auto);
}
}That’s really it! Of course, calc() is capable of more complex expressions but the fact that we can supply it with just a vague keyword about an element’s height is darn impressive. It’s what allows us to go from a fixed value to the element’s intrinsic size and back.
I had to give it a try. I’m sure there are a ton of use cases here, but I went with a floating button in a calendar component that indicates a certain number of pending calendar invites. Click the button, and a panel expands above the calendar and reveals the invites. Click it again and the panel goes back to where it came from. JavaScript is handling the click interaction, triggering a class change that transitions the height in CSS.
A video in case you don’t feel like opening Canary:
This is the relevant CSS:
.invite-panel {
height: 0;
overflow-y: clip;
transition: height 0.25s ease-in;
}On click, JavaScript sets auto height on the element as an inline style to override the CSS:
<div class="invite-panel" style="height: calc(auto)">The transition property in CSS lets the browser know that we plan on changing the height property at some point, and to make it smooth. And, as with any transition or animation, it’s a good idea to account for motion sensitivities by slowing down or removing the motion with prefers-reduced-motion.
display: none?This is one of the first questions that popped into my head when I read Chris’s post and he gets into that as well. Transitioning from an element from display: none to its intrinsic size is sort of like going from height: 0. It might seem like a non-displayed element has zero height, but it actually does have a computed height or auto unless a specific height is declared on it.
So, there’s extra work to do if we want to transition from display: none in CSS. I’ll simply plop in the code Chris shared because it nicely demonstrates the key parts:
.element {
/* hard mode!! */
display: none;
transition: height 0.2s ease-in-out;
transition-behavior: allow-discrete;
height: 0;
@starting-style {
height: 0;
}
&.open {
height: calc(auto);
}
}display: none and height: 0..open class that sets the element’s height to calc(auto).Those are the two dots we need to connect and we do it by first setting transition-behavior: allow-discrete on the element. This is new to me, but the spec says that transition-behavior “specifies whether transitions will be started or not for discrete properties.” And when we declare allow-discrete, “transitions will be started for discrete properties as well as interpolable properties.”
Well, DevTools showed us right there that height: auto is a discrete property! Notice the @starting-style declaration, though. If you’re unfamiliar with it, you’re not alone. The idea is that it lets us set a style for a transition to “start” with. And since our element’s discrete height is auto, we need to tell the transition to start at height: 0 instead:
.element {
/* etc. */
@starting-style {
height: 0;
}
}Now, we can move from zero to auto since we’re sorta overriding the discrete height with @starting-style. Pretty cool we can do that!
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Generative AI (GenAI) is currently a hot topic in the tech world. It's a subset of artificial intelligence that focuses on creating new content, such as text, images, or music. One popular type of GenAI component is the Large Language Model (LLM), which can generate human-like text based on a prompt. Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) is a technique that enhances the accuracy and reliability of generative AI models by grounding them in external knowledge sources. While most GenAI applications and related content are centered around Python and its ecosystem, what if you want to write a GenAI application in Java?
In this blog post, we'll look at how to write GenAI applications with Java using the Spring AI framework and utilize RAG for improving answers.
Approximately one-fourth of all downloaded applications (25.3%) are used only once. The primary reason for this is their failure to meet user expectations. Issues such as technical glitches, excessive file size, and confusing user interfaces often lead to app removal.
It is discouraging to realize that two-thirds of users may never open your app again after just one use. Those who do return are likely to be highly critical. Your aim should not just be to avoid falling into the category of quickly uninstalled apps. It would be best if you also strived to exceed user expectations.
A client approached us with a three-month timeline for launching an MVP to be tested by real users. Our task was to develop a relatively straightforward backend for a mobile application. From the outset, the client provided detailed requirements, specifications, and integration modules. The primary goal was to collect data from the mobile application, review it, and send it to the specified integrations. Essentially, our role was to be a validating proxy service that recorded events.
What’s the usual challenge we face? It’s either cranking out a quick microservice or a combo of services that’ll catch requests from the app. Most of the time, our clients are rocking top-notch gear and flagship devices.
Editor's Note: The following is an article written for and published in DZone's 2024 Trend Report, Low-Code Development: Elevating the Engineering Experience With Low and No Code.
When software development teams face pressure to deliver high-quality applications rapidly, low-code platforms offer the needed support for rapidly evolving business requirements and complex integrations. Integrating intelligent automated testing (IAT), intelligent process automation (IPA), and robotic process automation (RPA) solutions, which can adapt to changes more readily, ensures that testing and automation keep pace with the evolving applications and processes. In a low-code development environment, as shown in Figure 1, IAT, IPA, and RPA can reduce manual effort and improve test coverage, accuracy, and efficiency in the SDLC and process automation.
When it comes to optimizing our websites for getting more traffic, we always look at the latest SEO trends and data for inspiration.
Search engines are the most common way users discover information online, and strong SEO helps your website rank higher in the search results. However, SEO is constantly changing, and it can be tricky to keep up with the latest developments.
That’s why we have done the research and found the latest SEO statistics and trends to help you get your website seen by more people.
Here are the top SEO statistics we will be covering in this article. You can use the quick links below to skip to your preferred topic:
Let’s dive into some eye-opening SEO statistics that show the power of search engine optimization for your online presence.
The vast majority of people searching for information online are using Google, even if other search engines are on the rise.
For a website or blog owner, this means that optimizing your site for Google search is the single most effective way to reach your target audience. By ranking higher in Google’s search results (SERPs), you significantly increase your chances of people finding your website.
For details on how to do this, you can see our complete WordPress SEO guide.
In simpler terms, nearly one-third of searchers click on the first result on search engine results pages (SERPs). For a WordPress site owner, this highlights the importance of a strong SEO strategy.
Thankfully, the process isn’t as complicated as it might seem. As long as you create valuable content for your audience, take care of technical SEO, and improve your user experience regularly, you’re on the right path.
Better yet, WordPress plugins like All in One SEO (AIOSEO) make it easier than ever to make your website search engine-friendly. It has tools to check how well-optimized your content is. The plugin can also tell you if there are issues that can prevent search engines from indexing your website.
To learn more, check out our AIOSEO review.
While PPC (pay-per-click advertising) might bring you immediate traffic, it requires ongoing spending. On the other hand, SEO efforts, when done well, deliver long-term benefits not just for brand awareness but also for conversions.
For expert tips, you can check out our guide on how to double your SEO traffic in 6 months. Here, Benjamin Rojas (President of AIOSEO) shares his key success stories on increasing organic traffic.
Google now offers AI overviews, which use artificial intelligence to generate a summary that answers a user’s question.
While this feature will make things much easier for searchers, some experts think it may harm websites that rely heavily on organic search traffic.
To prepare your website for this feature, you can check out our beginner’s guide to Google’s AI overviews.
Now that you understand the power of SEO, let’s dive into some top statistics that can help you climb search engine rankings and improve your click-through rate (CTR).
Including relevant keywords in your content is one of the most important SEO ranking factors. However, the days of simply stuffing keywords into your content are long gone.
To effectively add related keywords to your content, you can use tools like our free WPBeginner keyword generator. This can identify relevant keywords that your target audience is searching for, and then you can add those keywords naturally into your content.
Another great tool to use is LowFruits. This platform uses Google’s autocomplete data to find keywords that you can easily rank for. Not only will it help you discover what users are actively searching for, but you can also identify gaps in your competitor’s content strategy.
For more information, check out our guide on how to do keyword research for a WordPress blog.
This is what usually happens when you create an informative piece that touches on many different, related topics.
That said, this doesn’t mean you need to create super long content. Instead, focus on creating a valuable and informative guide that answers a broad range of user questions related to your topic.
For example, you can look at our ultimate guide to speed up and boost WordPress performance. This piece is like a blueprint for how you can make your website quicker, but it doesn’t go into every topic in detail. Instead, it links to a bunch of different articles that explain the tips more in-depth.
To discover related keywords that your existing content might be ranking for, check out our guide on how to see the keywords people use to find your WordPress blog.
While ranking number one in search results is the ultimate SEO goal, it can be a competitive battle. That’s why focusing on CTR can be a powerful strategy.
Start by crafting compelling SEO titles or headlines and meta descriptions that entice users to click on your website.
AIOSEO has a headline analyzer tool to evaluate your post’s headline and offer tips to make it better. The ChatGPT integration can even automatically generate headline suggestions to speed up the process.
A featured snippet is a Google SERP feature that aims to directly answer a user’s query, like this:
So, how can you optimize your content for a featured snippet? AIOSEO can help, as the plugin offers built-in Schema.org markup support.
Schema.org is a structured data vocabulary that search engines like Google use to understand the meaning and context of your content.
By adding schema markup through AIOSEO, you can increase the chances of your website content appearing as a featured snippet, leading to more clicks and website visitors.
To learn more about this SEO tactic, check out our comprehensive guide on how to get a Google featured snippet for your WordPress website.
Here, we will explore some interesting statistics and trends that can guide your content creation strategy and boost your website’s organic search presence.
In other words, you cannot just publish one piece of content and expect it to rank right away.
If you don’t have the manpower to support your content creation, then AI writing assistants such as ContentShake AI can be a huge help.
We also have a helpful guide on how to write using an AI content generator to get started.
Alternatively, we also offer WordPress SEO services if you want to skip all of the hard work and just let the experts do the job. Our services include content creation and website optimization to boost your organic website traffic.
The same study also found that 50% of companies do content audits when their existing content becomes outdated. Meanwhile, 39% do it as a preventative measure, proactively identifying potential issues before they affect rankings.
If you’re new to content audits, check out our WordPress SEO audit checklist for step-by-step guidance.
In other words, these tools might offer helpful suggestions for keywords and questions to answer. However, you know your audience best, and you should focus on creating content for them.
That said, don’t disregard these tools completely. We’ve found these platforms to be a huge help in analyzing our competitors and creating content briefs.
For example, we’ve been using SEOBoost, an on-page SEO platform that can help you optimize your content.
What we do is simply enter the focus keyphrase of our blog post and the tool will show some keyword suggestions and ‘People also ask’ questions to include in the content.
Of course, we still have to take into account what our audience wants out of the content. That said, the tool has helped point out what information gaps we need to cover to offer more value for our readers.
While this might seem discouraging, this doesn’t mean you should give up on meta descriptions altogether.
A clear and compelling description can still entice users to click on your website in search results. Plus, a well-written meta description can help Google understand your content and potentially display it in relevant search queries.
If you use AIOSEO, you can easily enter your meta description in the block editor. The plugin will also let you know if the description is too long, too short, or missing your focus keyphrase.
Backlinks are one of Google’s top three ranking factors, and for good reason.
Here’s how off-page SEO, specifically backlinks, can significantly impact your website’s organic search performance.
This indicates that search engines view websites with high-quality backlinks as more trustworthy and relevant.
What can you do?
We recommend focusing first on creating high-quality content that others will find valuable and informative enough to link to. This is the foundation of a successful link-building strategy.
Backlinks from relevant, reputable websites hold more weight with search engines than links from low-quality or irrelevant sources. These sites usually have a high domain authority or domain rating, which means a site’s potential reputation on search engines.
To find out a website’s domain authority, you can use Semrush. This tool has a Domain Overview feature that shows a domain’s authority score. The higher the number, the better the domain authority.
By creating informative guest posts with a link back to your website, you can expand your reach, attract new visitors, and potentially earn valuable backlinks.
One thing to note about this marketing strategy is that Google frowns upon guest posting just for the sake of link building.
They prefer it if you build meaningful relationships with other guest bloggers. Plus, you should create high-quality guest posts that offer genuine value to the audience.
Optimizing your website for smartphones and tablets is no longer optional – it’s essential. Here are some compelling mobile SEO statistics that prove this point.
This means that if your website isn’t mobile-friendly, you’re missing out on over half of your potential audience.
So, make sure your website uses a responsive theme that adapts seamlessly to different screen sizes and devices.
You can also see our guide on how to make your website mobile-friendly.
If your website is difficult to navigate, then you’re at risk of losing potential customers. Plus, Google might think people aren’t enjoying being on your website, which can hurt your search engine rankings.
One way to improve your mobile experience is to use a clear and easy-to-use mobile navigation menu. Our article on how to create a mobile-ready responsive WordPress menu can show you how to do this.
If your website displays many images, then you should also consider using a plugin like Envira Gallery. This plugin can create responsive image galleries that adapt to various screen sizes.
Technical SEO is all about optimizing the technical parts of your website to improve its performance and user experience. Here are some key statistics to consider.
Schema markup can provide search engines with additional information about your content, such as recipes, events, products, and more.
This can help search engines understand your content better and potentially display richer search results, leading to improved click-through rates.
If you want to use schema on your website, then check out our list of the best schema markup plugins for WordPress.
Core Web Vitals (CWV) is a set of metrics that measure the technical performance of a web page, focusing on loading speed, responsiveness, and visual stability.
A website with good CWV offers a smoother user experience, which can lead to lower bounce rates and increased user engagement. That’s why Google prioritizes these sites on SERPs.
One way to identify performance issues on your site is to use the SEO Audit Checklist feature in AIOSEO. It can identify performance issues on your website and provide recommendations for improvement.
Also, consider using a caching plugin like WP Rocket. Caching plugins store website content and serve it faster to users, potentially improving website loading speed and user experience.
Pro Tip: Want to speed up your WordPress website without all the hassle? Let our WordPress Site Optimization experts take care of everything!
A 3xx redirect indicates that a web page has been moved to a new location. While redirects are necessary in some cases, excessive or broken redirects can negatively impact user experience and SEO.
With AIOSEO, setting up redirects is a breeze – no technical expertise needed. Simply enter the source URL (the old URL), the target URL (the new URL), and the redirect type.
You can learn more about this topic on how to create redirects in WordPress.
Even though eCommerce has evolved, SEO remains an essential marketing strategy for any business owner. Let’s take a look at some important SEO statistics for eCommerce stores.
This means that appearing at the top of search results for relevant keywords can significantly impact your online sales.
Besides creating visually appealing product pages, make sure to optimize them with relevant keywords and informative content targeting user search intent.
WooCommerce site owners can check out our WooCommerce SEO guide for more information.
Organic traffic continues to be more valuable and cost-effective in driving sales compared to paid advertising.
To increase your chances of converting users into customers, we recommend using tools like OptinMonster. This can help you run marketing campaign popups on your site (like discounts or loyalty programs) to increase conversion rates.
For more information, see our guide on how to convert WooCommerce visitors into customers.
User experience is a huge SEO ranking factor, and data privacy plays a major role in it.
If you haven’t already, be sure to make your WordPress site GDPR-compliant to protect user privacy.
If you use Google Analytics, then we recommend installing MonsterInsights. This analytics plugin has an EU compliance addon that can make your analytics settings compliant with privacy laws.
Video content is a powerful tool for online businesses, and its impact on SEO is undeniable. Here are some video SEO statistics that you must know.
If it makes sense for your business, we recommend creating a dedicated YouTube channel for your brand. Besides educating your audience, you can use the channel to drive traffic to your website and build your industry authority.
We have a full guide on how to start a successful YouTube channel for your business with step-by-step guidance.
Some users are more visual learners than others. They may learn better when someone is explaining a topic directly to them rather than reading about it alone.
Whenever possible, consider adding short, informative videos to your product pages, blog posts, and other website content.
While we don’t recommend hosting videos directly on your WordPress site, you can still upload them to sites like YouTube or Vimeo. Then, just embed the videos on your pages and posts.
This lets you add videos to your site without burdening your server resources.
Does your business have a physical location? A strong local SEO online presence can help you attract customers searching for businesses in your area.
With that in mind, let’s take a look at some of the latest local search stats.
The great thing about a Google Business Profile is it’s completely free. All you need to do is sign up or claim an existing profile as your own. Then, you can start entering some information about your business.
If you use AIOSEO, then you can add your business address on your website there, too. The plugin will then add Schema markup to it so that Google understands this information better.
For more information, check out our ultimate local SEO guide on how to set up a Google Business listing.
Local packs are the top three businesses with Google Maps presence featured in a search query. The more relevant your business is to the search query, the more likely it is to show up high on that SERP feature.
Again, completing your Google Business profile is key to gaining a high ranking in the local packs. In addition, you may want to encourage customers to leave reviews about your business so that Google thinks you’re gaining popularity.
This will be useful not only for local SEO but also for social proof. You can show Google reviews on your website as customer testimonials.
Google Business Profiles are important, but Google isn’t the only review platform you should pay attention to. Yelp, TripAdvisor, and Trustpilot are all big names in the consumer review scene, and social media plays a big role, too.
If your business has many positive reviews on those other platforms, people are more likely to consider your brand reputable.
Note that consistency is important when you have a presence on multiple review platforms. Make sure your business name, address, and phone number are all the same to avoid confusion.
Voice search is rapidly changing how people interact with search engines. Let’s look at some statistics that show its impact.
One way to prepare for voice search is to optimize your website content for natural language search queries. How would people say their search questions about your products or services?
You can also take a look at our article on how to add voice search capability to WordPress for more information.
This suggests that optimizing your website for traditional SEO helps you out with voice search as well. So, you don’t necessarily need a completely separate strategy for voice search.
SEO is an important part of digital marketing, so it’s no wonder the industry is thriving. Below are some key statistics about the job outlook and income in SEO.
This highlights a significant talent gap in the SEO industry, suggesting a strong demand for skilled professionals.
If you’re new to SEO, you can check out our WordPress SEO checklist for beginners to get started.
That being said, if you prefer leaving the hard work to SEO experts, we suggest outsourcing to our WordPress SEO services. Our team can handle on-page, off-page, and technical SEO aspects to ensure your website has the best chance at ranking.
Still, it’s definitely possible to make a living wage as an SEO freelancer. You can be your own boss, set your own work hours, and work anywhere in the world. You can use WordPress job sites to find clients and get started.
On the other hand, the annual salary for in-house roles was slightly lower at $56,789. Those who work in SEO agencies had the lowest amount at $44,169.
AI tools like ChatGPT don’t remove the need for human expertise in content creation. Instead, they streamline repetitive tasks like research and initial content generation.
This frees up valuable time for bloggers to focus on the strategic aspects of SEO, like planning high-quality content and ensuring it aligns with user intent.
To learn more, you can check out our article on whether AI content is bad for SEO.
Sources:
Ahrefs, All in One SEO, AuthorityHacker, Backlinko, BrightLocal, ContentCreatures, Embryo, EngineScout, First Page Sage, G2, Grow and Convert, HubSpot, Lumar, Schema App, Semrush, StatCounter, TechCrunch, Think with Google, WebFX, Wolfgang Digital, and web.dev.
We hope this ultimate list of SEO statistics can help you with your own SEO strategy.
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