Dependency Injection and State in Backend Services
Learn how dependency injection makes backend code easier to test, and how to separate shared services from request state without leaking data.
Learn how dependency injection makes backend code easier to test, and how to separate shared services from request state without leaking data.
Make backend tests repeatable with controlled clocks, seeded fixtures, isolated databases, and failure-safe cleanup so teams can reproduce CI failures locally.
Learn to shape backend functions and modules, handle failures clearly, and build services that are easier to test, operate, and change.
Learn to run backend services with systemd, manage environment-specific configuration, diagnose startup failures, and deploy safer Linux processes.
Learn how latency, bandwidth, and jitter shape backend requests, then set useful timeouts, bounded retries, and failure handling without amplifying outages.
Learn how TCP and UDP ports, listening sockets, and firewall rules shape backend reachability, with practical examples for safer production deployments.
Learn how to set backend module boundaries, keep dependencies pointed in one direction, and avoid coupling that makes routine changes risky.
Design secure APIs and integrate them reliably, learning HTTP, API contracts, authentication, testing, and production operations along the way.
Understand API authentication and authorization, how they differ in request handling, and how to avoid common identity and access-control mistakes.
Understand what API clients and servers each own, how network boundaries fail, and how timeouts, retries, and trust boundaries shape reliable integrations.