As part of your integration stack, performance management tools are an excellent way to increase data reach and optimize staffing power in your testing runs. These tools provide critical telemetry data, enabling you to address issues faster, streamline your dev pipeline, and ensure continuous functionality. Integrations, like performance management tools, are critical to our new QA framework, signal-driven testing.

Ruby is an expressive language. This is no accident; Matz very consciously designed Ruby as an intuitive language to more or less read like English. It's safe to say that he succeeded. Methods are named very carefully, and do what they say they do; they also tend to have inverse methods which do the opposite. In this post, we'll look at why expressive code is important and its impact on your productivity as a developer. Then, we'll explore how to best use some of Ruby's methods. Let's get started!

While the startup world listened for better news in the aftermath of a volatile 2022, a new salvo of bad news emerged: global venture capital funding declined about 49% within the first six months of 2023 alone. Worsening inflation and rising interest rates are putting pressure on startups across all stages of venture funding to reframe their tech stacks or business models along the tech-scape’s collapsing edges.

In today’s digital landscape, data-driven decisions form the crux of successful business strategies. However, the path to harnessing data’s full potential is strewn with challenges. Let’s delve into the hurdles organizations face and how Unravel is the key to unlocking seamless data operations.

An ESB (Enterprise Service Bus) allows you to integrate the disparate applications and services that run your organization. In this article, we take a closer look at what an ESB is and what alternatives exist. By connecting all these components through an ESB, you eliminate the labor-intensive task of custom-coding messy, point-to-point integrations. In this way, an ESB provides a safe, fast, and reliable backbone to your IT infrastructure.

First things first what is a legacy system? A legacy system is any kind of outdated computer system or software used instead of newer, modern systems. Pagers, landlines, and telegraphs are all examples. As you might expect, there are a number of disadvantages of legacy systems. That’s why many companies, universities, and organizations around the world are starting the process of legacy system migration.

React notification libraries lay the groundwork for most notification systems in React based web applications - streamlining the process for developers to construct and display alerts effectively. There are a number of different React notification libraries available, each with its own unique features. In this article, we'll discuss some of the most popular options, and help you to choose the right one for your needs.

In this first part of a two-part series, we'll explore how to avoid bad data and validate data at the boundary of a Phoenix application. We'll use a few techniques to ensure that bad data doesn't degrade our application. In part two, we'll specifically focus on leveraging Ecto under the hood to cast data. Let's dive in!

During uncertain economic times, the resilience of a supply chain becomes paramount for businesses facing a multitude of challenges, such as dwindling product demand, supplier bankruptcies, and soaring costs of equipment and raw materials. In these critical moments, the power of data integration emerges as a vital force, enabling companies to dismantle data silos, harness the potential of data analytics within production processes, and foster seamless information sharing with manufacturing partners.