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Microsoft Azure launches cloud-based quantum computing services, democratizing access to quantum algorithms for researchers and enterprises worldwide. Read More »

# Building a Python Flask REST API with SQLAlchemy Flask is a lightweight web framework for Python, ideal for building RESTful APIs. When paired with SQLAlchemy, a powerful object-relational mapper (ORM), Flask provides a robust platform for managing database interactions. This article will guide you through creating a REST API using Flask and SQLAlchemy, with practical examples and code snippets. ... Read More »

# Creating a Node.js Express API with MongoDB Node.js and Express are a powerful combination for building APIs. When paired with MongoDB, they form an efficient stack for handling database operations in modern web applications. In this technical guide, we’ll walk through creating a RESTful API using Node.js, Express, and MongoDB. We’ll cover setting up the project, connecting to MongoDB, ... Read More »

Typically Web servers set fairly generous limits on length for URL query string e.g. up to 2048 or 4096 characters. While running a web application in Tomcat & HTTP Apache server, we came across a situation where we were asked to handle an extremely long URL query strings. Which was throwing HTTP 414 “Request-URI Too Long” error. For this situation ... Read More »