Most developers who upload mobile apps to the App Store or Play Market have likely encountered unexpected bugs in new releases. To address this issue, a new build with the fix must be created and checked again by the platform where they are uploading. They also have to wait for the approval process again for the new version to be released. Unfortunately, this entire process takes a considerable amount of time, but there is an alternative way.

Developing high-quality products involves careful definition and tracking of both functional and non-functional requirements (NFRs). But what exactly are non-functional requirements? And what's the best way to keep track of them? Let’s dive into what non-functional requirements are and how they compare to functional requirements, review some common types of non-functional requirements with examples, learn best practices for writing them, then discuss how to track and manage them.

DreamFactory's custom SQL endpoints let you create APIs that are tailored to your exact needs, making your data more flexible and powerful. In this article, we will show you how to set up these endpoints, provide practical examples, and explain how to connect endpoints to your external systems.

What’s the very first thing that crosses your mind when you hear ‘smart technology’? Well, we 100% agree with you. The way technology is making everything smart, the day is not far when we’ll be able to do everything with just a command. Don’t you agree? With that being said, it’s also not hidden anymore how technology is making our homes smarter and smarter every passing day.

The latest release of Helix QAC and Klocwork features significant improvements to the static analysis tools, empowering development teams to shift left by fixing errors early, reducing development costs and releasing faster. Here, we provide an overview of the new features and functionality of the 2024.2 release.

In the fast-paced and highly competitive business world, we live in today, it’s no longer enough to simply offer a good product or service. To truly stand out from the crowd, businesses need to go above and beyond by providing exceptional customer service. Why customer service is important? Because customer service is the secret ingredient that can make or break a business. It’s the intangible factor that leaves a lasting impression on people’s minds and hearts.

A predictable, stable environment (in terms of your operating system, system libraries, build tools, and programming libraries) is essential to each development step: from onboarding, to collaboration, continuous integration, quality assurance, and deployment. Deviation can cause one-off, intermittent, and even catastrophic failures. However, consistency can be elusive, even with the best intentions, best practices, and tools in place, because: Nix aims to solve some of these issues.

Welcome back to our exploration of Node.js' built-in test runner! In the previous article, we laid the groundwork for writing and running basic tests in your projects by exploring a few simple examples. In this installment, we'll dive into practical examples of how to use mocking, code coverage analysis, test hooks, and strategies for testing HTTP servers. These tools will help you write more comprehensive and reliable tests, ultimately leading to more robust Node.js applications. Let's get started!

Far from being a mere byproduct, data is a hidden gem for any organization. While it's often seen as a technical hurdle, data is actually a powerful business tool. To stay ahead of the curve, companies need to transform into information-driven powerhouses that leverage data as the bedrock of strategic decisions. By recognizing the value of their data and fostering a culture of open information exchange, organizations can unlock a wealth of potential for improvement.

Automation has unleashed unprecedented productivity and profits for organizations. By automating formerly manual tasks, businesses see efficiency gains, reduced human error, cost savings, and improved innovation. Automation frees employees for creative work and work that requires human intervention. To facilitate this, many organizations have stitched together a wide range of automation tools. This includes robotic process automation (RPA), generative AI, predictive AI, and business process management.