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Application Development

Leverage best-in-class technologies and approaches to quickly develop scalable cloud-native applications and services.

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Introducing the Application Development Moderators

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ilias
C2C Team Member
iliasC2C Team Member
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Introducing the Application Development Moderators

Let us introduce you to our Application Development Moderator: Shaiju ThomasUsername:     shaijutBio:I am a full-stack .NET Developer. I like to work with C#, Asp.Net Core, SQL, Mongo DB, Javascript and GCP, and I am always eager to learn new technologies. I am here to share, to ask, and eventually to learn.Company: Application Development ConsultantJob Title: Senior Software Engineer     Marc FirthUsername:    MarcFirth      Bio:Marc Firth is a seasoned software engineer with an impressive track record spanning 15 years. He has expertly developed an array of SaaS applications, websites, APIs, and landing pages, both from a client and agency perspective. His solutions, utilised by millions of users worldwide, have left a significant impact in the digital landscape.Previously, Marc held a crucial role as VP of Engineering at Jellyfish, a leading global digital marketing agency. Thereafter, he embarked on his entrepreneurial journey, founding Firney to assist businesses in transitioning

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MarcFirth
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6 months ago
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Steve_est16Newbie
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Artificial intelligence in data analysis

 We have all been talking about the need for data analyst in the tech Industry. This need has variably grown from the start of the introduction of data analysis into technology and business. Yes the need for data analysis and data engineering is not disputable as even google cannot do with out this phenomena. But I haven't heard anyone talking about an application that can replace data analyst's. Just like chatgpt has replaced the need for content writers, article writers, and even some easy and less tedious programming solutions. same way google can create an application good enough to replace analysts.  Most analysts know power BI as an Ultimate and easy tool for data analysis but if we can cut this chain by creating a predictive business model that not only predicts but provides possible outcomes and shares reasons it has arrived to such conclusions. This application should be big and vast almost covering all forms of analysis including the part of producing visual recommendation an

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burak.altintasExplorer
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Google App Engine

Hello all, Recently, I have received the email from The Google App Engine Standard team. They sad that “certain language runtimes will reach End of Support on January 30, 2024. “ We have developed our back-end code with NodeJS. Do we need any improvement for our code or any migration to other development language ? Will code be still working after January 30 , 2024

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valdecir.carvalho
C2C Team Member
3 days ago
DigitalSplendid
Adventurer
DigitalSplendidAdventurer
asked in Application Development

Developing app based on existing WordPress site

Based on existing WordPress site pixelindia.in, I intend to come out with an app. Help appreciated on which Google Cloud product to use or any tip.

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valdecir.carvalho
C2C Team Member
1 month ago
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appomaniaNewbie
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Is anyone looking to create their mobile app?

Hello everyone,We are AppOMania. We are working on a no-code/low-code solution to help startups reduce their engineering cost and focus on the core business. We are still developing our solution but would love to help startups quickly get on their feet at low cost. Please reach out to me. Happy to help. Thanks,Vidhita

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2 months ago
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DrisleidyzNewbie
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como estan ¿?

Hola 

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valdecir.carvalho
C2C Team Member
3 months ago
malamin
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malaminModerator
posted in Application Development

Google Cloud Next '23—Developer Keynote insight

The Google Cloud Next’23 Developer keynote was a delight to watch. It was informative, entertaining, and inspiring.The keynote speaker, Forrest Brazeal, started by singing a song about legacy land. He said that legacy is just another word for something that makes money. Brazeal then told a story about how Google engineers had to roll their own load balancing software because the third-party hardware they were using was not reliable.Brazeal's co-speaker, Richard Seroter, then told a story about how a Reddit user discovered an unintentional feature of Google Translate that caused the service to generate beatboxing sounds.Brazeal and Seroter said that dealing with unexpected edge cases in legacy workloads is a big part of how Google engineers innovate.They then introduced the Google Cloud Champion Innovators, who are experts in Google Cloud who help solve real-world problems. The Champion Innovators shared their thoughts on legacy and how Google Cloud can help organizations modernize thei

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malamin
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3 months ago
MarcFirth
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MarcFirthModerator
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Mastering Laravel Queues: A Definitive Guide to Efficient Task Processing

In the bustling world of web applications, handling time-consuming tasks efficiently is vital to maintaining a responsive and reliable user experience. Thankfully, Laravel comes to the rescue with its powerful queueing system. In this blog post, we'll delve into the world of Laravel Queues and explore how they can revolutionise your task processing workflow. The Power of Laravel QueuesLaravel Queues provide a robust solution for dealing with tasks that are time-consuming or may not need immediate execution. By pushing these tasks into queues, you free up your application to handle other user requests promptly. This ensures that your application remains fast, responsive, and maintains optimal uptime even during resource-intensive operations. Configuring the Queue DriverLaravel offers multiple queue drivers, including database, Redis, Amazon SQS, and more. Choosing the right driver depends on your application's specific needs and infrastructure. To configure the queue driver, open the `c

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MarcFirth
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3 months ago
MarcFirth
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MarcFirthModerator
posted in Application Development

Improving Uptime, Reliability & Performance in Laravel with Inversion of Control

 IntroductionIn the ever-evolving world of web development, maintaining high uptime, reliability, and performance for mission-critical applications is a top priority. To tackle this challenge, we turn to the powerful concept of Inversion of Control (IoC). Let’s explore how leveraging IoC principles in Laravel can help us build a resilient codebase that withstands the test of time. The Foundation of Inversion of ControlAt its core, IoC is about flipping the traditional approach to dependency management. Rather than allowing components to create and manage their dependencies, IoC containers take charge of this responsibility. In Laravel, the IoC container acts as the central hub, resolving and injecting dependencies into the components when needed. Decoupling Dependencies with Dependency InjectionOne of the fundamental aspects of IoC in Laravel is Dependency Injection. This technique allows us to decouple our classes from their dependencies, making our code more maintainable and flexible

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MarcFirth
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3 months ago
Jeremy DESSALINES
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Jeremy DESSALINESModerator
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Use GCP to collect data from Workday Adaptive Planning

Are you wondering how to connect Workday Adaptive Planning & Google Cloud Platform ?  I’m working on this topic, I have posted a Medium Blog Post that I would like to share with the C2C Community. By the way, It’s an ongoing project there is room for improvement. Feel free to reach me, open issues in the GitHub project…  Dynamically extract data from Workday Adaptive Planning using Google Cloud Run (Part 1/2)  

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Jeremy DESSALINES
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4 months ago
malamin
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malaminModerator
posted in Application Development

The 2023 Modern Architecture and API Leadership Forum

How are you architecting for 2023?At the API Leadership Forum, leaders from companies like Kroger, Verizon, and Equifax shared lessons learned on how to transform their business with Apigee and Google Cloud.Click on the link below to register for updates on the 2023 calendar!https://rsvp.withgoogle.com/events/modern-architecture-and-api-leadership-forum_583f41

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4 months ago
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tianaExplorer
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Dev Tools/Simulate Outside GCP accounts for dev & testing

Hi I’m wondering if there are any sandbox or resources associated to being able to simulate outside GCP accounts that are not tied to our account for testing OOAUTH/account permissions, multi-tenancy (having different companies be able to access our solutions and remain distinct and kept separate from each other, etc?  This would be extremely helpful in development and demo/proto-typing a solution before looking to roll it out and/or having to create multiple GCP accounts that are more fake/shell in order to achieve this level of testing/validation.  If there are resources for how to do this - I’d live to get a link to those documents.

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Dimitris Petrakis
C2C Team Member
4 months ago
MarcFirth
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MarcFirthModerator
posted in Application Development

FastAPI and Google Cloud: Efficient, Scalable & Cloud-Native

 FastAPI and Google Cloud: a new era of robust, scalable cloud-native applications. Imagine a world where app deployment is swift, and scaling is seamless - it's not far away, folks.FastAPI, a slick Python web framework, is known for its pace. But its simplicity and automatic API documentation are what truly make it a gem. When it comes to the Google Cloud Platform, its reputation precedes it. FastAPI in ActionLet's set the scene: Python, FastAPI, and a server, uvicorn, all neatly installed. A few lines of code, and you've got a FastAPI app ready to greet the world:from fastapi import FastAPIapp = FastAPI()@app.get("/")def read_root():    return {"Hello": "World"} Containerisation: Docker Steps InImagine your application could perform consistently across different environments. Docker allows just that, bundling your application into a neat, transportable package. How to dockerise is an article in it’s own right. So I’ll skip over that part, but let’s assume you push it to the Google Cl

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MarcFirth
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5 months ago
MarcFirth
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MarcFirthModerator
posted in Application Development

Revolutionise Your App Dev Workflow with Generative AI.

Navigating the world of software engineering is akin to traversing a labyrinth. The goal? To improve the pace of development, enhance the quality of releases, measure expected outcomes and build great things that are perfect for the user. But there's a twist. The hurdles are numerous: Long lead times for changes. Infrequent deployments. High change fail rates. Subpar release quality, or DORA metrics. The exciting/daunting task of building innovative features. Sounds like a tall order, doesn't it? However, we’re now seeing Generative AI making an impact:✅ Reducing lead times for changes.✅ Boosting deployment frequency.✅ Minimising change fail rates.✅ Enhancing release quality.✅ Innovating with less effort. How Generative AI Benefits Software EngineersGenerative AI has the potential to revolutionise software engineering in several ways. Code GenerationFirstly, it can automate the generation of code, thereby reducing the time and effort required to write code from scratch. This can signif

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MarcFirth
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5 months ago
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NatezNewbie
asked in Application Development

Blockchain Node Engine

Hello everyone,  Our dev team would like to implement on our project the Blockchain Node Engine and we would like to know how we can get early access to it?  Thank you. 

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hannahparker
Google Employee
5 months ago
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spantiagoNewbie
asked in Application Development

MongoDB replica set

I have a a question. I am kind of new to the GCP. I am wondering how to create a MongoDB replica set installed on 3 VM instances in the following configuration -  master, slave, arbiter?

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6 months ago
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SirajNewbie
posted in Application Development

Dev Day event at Google Cloud Chicago [June 05 2023]

Chicago DevDay: Modern Applications and Databases Workshop Cloud native application platforms and managed databases are enabling the next generation of highly scalable, reliable, efficient and secure applications. Learn from industry experts to build & modernize your applications using the latest capabilities on Google Cloud. Date: June 5, 2023 at 9:30 AM - June 5, 2023 at 4:00 PM CDTLocation Google Campus, Corvette Room210 N Carpenter StreetChicago, IL60607USRegister Now

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6 months ago
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cdallasNewbie
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My get(/databases/) call is not working in Firestore security rules ... Why?

 Hi I am new to the community but I have gathered that this is a good place to discuss and learn about Firebase technology, so that’s what I’d like to do. My first post is about something I have been struggling with recently, and something which has led me to suspect that there’s a bug in the Firestore platform. To replicate the situation I have, please arrange a Firestore in the formation shown in the images below: /users/ = chief parent collection (empty)  /userA/ & /userB/ are empty first-level sub-collections /exclusiveA/ , /otherDetails/ and /signInData/ are parallel second-level sub-collections /exclusiveB/, /otherDetails/ and /signInData/ are parallel second-level sub-collections Okay, so to avoid any confusion, all of the data in the Firestore formation above, is two sub-collections beneath the chief parent collection. What I have tried to achieve, is for the ‘exclusiveA’ sub-collection to be read by ‘userB’ users, if the value of the ‘creditCard’ (a boolean) is false. The

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Dimitris Petrakis
C2C Team Member
6 months ago
malamin
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malaminModerator
posted in Application Development

Exposing Apigee instances to the internet

In this video below, you'll learn how to expose an Apigee X instance to the internet using Google Cloud Load Balancing.For more information on Apigee, please see the documentation → https://cloud.google.com/apigee/docsIf you have questions, ask the developer community → https://goo.gle/44ojB26  

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malamin
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6 months ago
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MzenithNewbie
asked in Application Development

how to ultimize an aab of my App

How can I optimize my App aab on play store and possibly make available to " PLAY STORE" email list of my Google groups members so as to enable PLAY STORE TO APPROVE MY APP?

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stewypunk
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7 months ago
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Google Employee
enishakalitaGoogle Employee
posted in Application Development

Cloud Series for Startups 2023 | Session #3 - Google Cloud for App Developers!

This session will cover how Google Cloud helps in Building your application, Adding Features to your app then host it in modern infrastructure so that the whole world can use it.Key Takeaways: Google Cloud Building blocks useful for building any service Feature argumentation using Google Cloud AI Services How to host the application in Google Cloud for the world to seeSpeaker Name: Kunal Deo, Customer Engineer, Google CloudRegister here to join: https://goo.gle/Cloud-Series

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Google Employee
8 months ago
Alfons
C2C Team Member
AlfonsC2C Team Member
posted in Application Development

Unlock the Power of Google Cloud Functions: Unleash Your Cloud Computing Potential!

‍Image Source: Unsplash‍ Are you ready to unlock the power of Google Cloud Functions? Google Cloud Functions (GCF) offer a revolutionary way to unleash your cloud computing potential. By taking advantage of Google’s powerful ecosystem of cloud services, you can create powerful applications and services that are optimized for scalability and performance. In this blog post, we’ll discuss what Google Cloud Functions are, the benefits of using them, and how to integrate them with other Google Cloud services. We’ll also provide some tips on optimizing your cloud functions and offer some security considerations to keep in mind. What are Google Cloud Functions?Google Cloud Functions are serverless computing services that allow you to deploy code to the cloud without having to manage the underlying infrastructure. With Google Cloud Functions, you can write and deploy code in a variety of languages, including JavaScript, Python, Java, Go, and others. You can also use the GCF platform to build,

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9 months ago
sibain
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sibainAdventurer
posted in Application Development

Flutter & Dart for Mobile App dev

After many hours of looking at different tools and frameworks for the development of our OmniIndex Acadamy mobile apps, we decided to focus on Flutter with Dart. Why? Well, there are a number of reasons, but key to them is the ability of Flutter to compile down to native code for the platform/s of choice.In Linux we have C++ // Implements GApplication::activate.static void my_application_activate(GApplication* application) { MyApplication* self = MY_APPLICATION(application); GtkWindow* window = GTK_WINDOW(gtk_application_window_new(GTK_APPLICATION(application)));Android Kotlin, Windows C++ and IOS Swift. Yet we only have to use Dart, this makes life a lot simpler and also more powerful. As we know longer have to worry about the nuances of a specific platform, Flutter handles that. Instead, we can separate out the look & feel and leave that with the Flutter design devs and the operations which we can leave to the Dart devs. The 2 sides then fit seamlessly together.It is also

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jstanbri
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9 months ago
malamin
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malaminModerator
posted in Application Development

Implementing Dynamic Quotas with Apigee

You want to learn how to implement a dynamic API consumption limit using Apigee Quota policy. Then this video is for you.Click on the video below to watch it in detail. You want to learn more on Apigee, please see the documentation → https://goo.gle/3EarH3cIf you have questions, ask the developer community → https://goo.gle/3I2ZA7aTo sign up for Apigee → https://goo.gle/3lAIOVoFor more Google Cloud Tech and Apigee videos, subscribe → https://goo.gle/GoogleCloudTech

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malamin
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9 months ago
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xujennaNewbie
asked in Application Development

Firebase Auth logs?

We’ve had a couple users (out of hundreds) who’ve tried to verify their phone numbers during enrollmenet, but either were told their code was invalid, or didn’t receive a code at all.I wasn’t able to reproduce these cases (chrome on mbp, safari on iphone) and was wondering if there were any logs available for Firebase auth, or how I might approach trying to debug them.Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

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