Technology Solutions

Web Technology

Exploring the architectures, tools, and paradigms that power the modern web.

Core Web Architectures

Client / Server Architecture: The foundational model for web interactions.
Representational State Transfer (REST): A key architectural style for designing networked applications.
Hypermedia as the Engine of Application State (HATEOAS): An extension of REST principles for dynamic application interaction.

Modern Client-Side Technologies

Clientside (In-browser) Compute: Leveraging user's browser capabilities for enhanced performance and interactivity (e.g., WebAssembly, Web Workers).
Progressive Web Apps (PWA): Delivering app-like experiences with web technologies, including offline capabilities and installability.
Push Notifications: Engaging users with timely updates directly through their browser or device.

Identity & Access Management (IAM)

Securely managing user identities and access to resources.

OAuth (Open Authorization): A standard for token-based authorization.
OIDC (OpenID Connect): An identity layer on top of OAuth 2.0.
SSO (Single Sign-On): Allowing users to log in once to access multiple applications.
Identity Provider Integrations: Authentik, Okta, Google, and more

Scalability & Availability

Ensuring web applications are robust, performant, and always accessible.

Cloud Deployments: Utilizing cloud platforms such as Google Cloud Platform (GCP) for flexible and scalable infrastructure.
Cloudflare (CDN, Security, Proxy, Edge Computing)
Distributed Computing: Designing systems where components are spread across multiple computers.

Essential Tools & Libraries

htmx: Enabling modern user interfaces directly within HTML.