Web architecture describes the organisation and structure of a web application.
Web architecture describes the organisation and structure of a web application. It defines the development blueprint for the app and how its building blocks communicate with each other.
It is defined upfront, based on the application's needs, in order to make development of each module easier by providing a clear organisational logic.
DeFi (Decentralised Finance) refers to the set of financial services - lending, borrowing, swapping, derivatives, insurance - operated through smart contracts on a public blockchain (mostly Ethereum and its Layer 2s), w…
See definition →A DAO (Decentralised Autonomous Organisation) is a structure whose governance rules are coded into smart contracts on a blockchain, and whose decisions are taken collectively by the holders of governance tokens.
See definition →A data lakehouse is a data storage architecture that combines the flexibility and low cost of a data lake (raw files in an S3-style object store) with the transactional and analytical capabilities of a data warehouse (A…
See definition →A collection of data stored and organised so it can be manipulated and retrieved.
See definition →A feature store is a centralised service that stores, serves and versions the features used by machine-learning models - both for training (offline) and for production inference (online).
See definition →GraphQL is a query language for APIs and a server-side runtime, created at Facebook in 2012 and open-sourced in 2015.
See definition →Describe what you need. A recruiter from your sector will call you back.
