Monthly Archives: February 2023
The last CppNorth 2022 was announced with Chandler Carruth scheduled to give a keynote, where he showed the results of a new scientific experiment. The keynote was titled: Carbon Language: An experimental successor to C++. But why do we need a successor and where did this idea come from? The last day for the CppCon […]
In November 2022, the Green Software Foundation organized its first hackathon, “Carbon Hack 2022,” with the aim of supporting software projects whose objective is to reduce carbon emissions. I participated in this hackathon with the Carbon Optimised Process Scheduler project along with my colleagues Kamlesh Kshirsagar and Mayur Andulkar, in which we developed an API […]
Tabnine today announced it extended its generative artificial intelligence (AI) platform that enables developers to write code faster to now include the ability to automatically generate tests for that code. Available in beta, this capability promises to make it easier for developers to test code at the time it is being developed. That approach should […]
Moving established mainframe development processes to DevOps can seem like a daunting task. Automation helps free developers from performing manual tasks and gain faster delivery while improving quality, but how can this be adopted at scale? Often, Jenkins is used to build a pipeline from a base framework of webhooks and APIs, but alternatives such […]
The need for mobile applications has increased manyfold in this technological era. They have changed the way we interact with our surroundings. Therefore, developers are seeking more convenient ways to create mobile applications. Which not only guarantees the highest quality but also ensures less time to market. DevOps and Agile are two approaches that […]
CSS Borders refers to the line outside the padding and inside the margin of the CSS Box Model. This line wraps around the padding and content in every HTML Element. That is both semantic and non-semantic elements. Borderlines don’t have to be a solid straight line. We can apply different styles to it to change […]
What is Application Performance Monitoring (APM)? Application Performance Monitoring (APM) involves employing various strategies and tools to ensure the efficient operation of business applications. These apps need to meet the performance, reliability, and user experience requirements set by stakeholders, such as employees, clients, and partners. Mobile Application Performance Monitoring is a part of […]
Container adoption in enterprises continues to grow, and Kubernetes has become the de facto standard for deploying and operating containerized applications. At the same time, security is shifting left and should be addressed earlier in the software development lifecycle (SDLC). Security has morphed from being a static gateway at the end of the development process […]
Tricentis has added the ability to test native iOS and Android applications to its Testim software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform. Previously, the Testim platform was designed to test web applications, but is now being extended as organizations build and deploy more native mobile applications. Capabilities of the Testim Mobile platform include codeless authoring of mobile tests to […]
Currently, and for quite a while now, most developments are done under the umbrella of a framework. If we focus on the front end and Javascript, we can find dozens of frameworks. It is challenging to reuse graphical interface elements like buttons or other components when you want to because each of them has distinctive […]