Mobile devices permeate almost every facet of our lives. With the number of mobile users currently at 5.1 billion and growing, mobile commerce growth will not stop anytime soon. To capitalize on this market, it’s critical to deIiver a high-quality user experience through robust mobile testing. Unfortunately, most companies have been slow to adopt mobile testing. Part of the complexity lies in setting up and configuring various iOS and Android devices.
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In this digital era, numerous frameworks are accessible for web development. Among them, Node.js, a JavaScript-based framework, holds significant importance in the IT industry. One of its key advantages is its versatility, allowing developers to utilize it for both client and server-side scripting tasks. As a server-side web application platform, Node.js is known for its speed and efficiency.
RabbitMQ is one of the most popular open source message brokers. It is designed to provide high availability, scalability and reliability for enterprise level messaging applications. RabbitMQ basically navigates exchanges between a client (producer) and a consumer, who receives these processed messages. Messages are bundled into queues based on their characteristics and adequately processed. This segregation helps organize data much easier and makes alloting similar functions to a single queue.
In part one of this series, we introduced Devise using an example app to explore modules, helpers, views, controllers, and routes. In this part, we'll explore more advanced usages of Devise, specifically the use of OmniAuth, API authentication, and Authtrail. Let's dive straight in!