In today's data-driven world, companies are constantly challenged by the need to process and analyze massive streams of data in real-time. Without efficient solutions in place, they risk falling behind in an increasingly competitive landscape. Let's delve into the top three challenges faced by companies in the absence of Data Stream Processor (DSP) and explore how this technology is

In the rapidly evolving landscape of cloud computing, enterprises embark on a journey fraught with complexities and high stakes. The promise of the cloud is undeniable, offering scalability, agility, and a platform for innovation. Yet, realizing its full potential is a daunting task for many. Below, we delve into the nuanced challenges of cloud optimization and the critical factors for success,

Challenges with traditional automation:

UX and UI engineering intertwine in several aspects – we can’t have one without the other! Customers will get frustrated with your application if the experience or interface is substandard. And then, worse, they’ll simply turn to another offering.

When it comes to performance testing, discussions with project teams can often get heated – in a good way!

Wouldn’t it be a lot better to use custom fonts as a resource in place of images for small icons?

Introduction: As developers it's our responsibility to ensure efficient and quality source code. And sometimes it may be required to generate the quality report of the source code. SonarQube is a Code Quality Assurance tool that collects and analyzes source code and provides reports for the source code quality of our project. It is a static code analyzer tool on the server side, which is very

Xamarin is an open-source cross-platform for application development which reduces the individual development efforts for different platforms such as iOS, Android, and Universal Windows Platform (UWP).

The Android camera has evolved over the years to offer multiple cogs and levers to developers to customize the camera viewing and picture-taking experience for their applications.

Think of a state machine as a traffic light. When you are waiting at the red signal, the other two lights (or states) are not active. But, as soon as the green light turns on, the red turns off and the state changes. So, we have our signal to move.