Just because your app or site works great in the lab doesn’t mean it will perform that way for end-users. Performance testing is essential to understanding how your website or application will behave in the real world. While error testing is about finding bugs in your software, performance testing is about ensuring your code works as intended and delivers the results you expect when a very high number of end-users are attempting to access your service at the same time.

The Google BigQuery Write API offers high-performance batching and streaming in one unified API. The previous post in this series introduced the BigQuery Write API. In this post, we'll show how to stream JSON data to BigQuery by using the Java client library.

Chrome, Firefox, and Edge browsers are quickly approaching 100 – version 100, that is. Chrome hits this milestone on March 29 followed by Firefox on May 3. While not the new Y2K, moving into the triple digits could cause errors and compatibility issues for some websites. To get ahead of a potential disaster and keep customers happy, software development teams should check their websites on both Chrome 100 and Firefox 100 before each version is generally available.

Data analytics helps you make better business decisions. However, keeping data in disparate systems will only complicate analysis. That's why you need a data integration platform like Integrate.io or Daasity. These tools help you move data from different places to one centralized location. The result? A single source of truth for all the data in your organization. But which platform should you invest in? Integrate.io or Daasity? Learn more below.

Needless to say that flaky builds reduce productivity and reduce the value of your tests and those unreliable builds are dangerous to all developers.

Having a hard time creating a Marketing Audit Report? Upgrade your marketing reporting skills with our comprehensive step-by-step guide.

The front door to your organization. Connection is key. No matter what industry you are part of, you need—you want—to communicate and interact with your most important audiences: customers, partners, citizens, suppliers, and more. And you don’t necessarily want to ask loads of questions or require users to provide login credentials for every interaction. This could result in unhappy users who abandon the process and look to one of your competitors for what they need.

With a majority of people operating through online workspaces, there is a high rise in the demand for the ability to work cooperatively with others. For this, online whiteboards not only provide seamless ways to communicate, but also fulfill the need for collaboration. Digital whiteboards become the need of the hour for visual collaboration and virtual workshops whenever geographically distributed teams need to work on common projects.

Can complexity be a good thing? It can be when organizations use it to their advantage. Those are the thoughts of one data integration platform, which came up with the term ‘productive complexity.’ It means organizations like yours can generate value from the complexity of your business processes, especially when it comes to data management. However, to get value from these complex processes, you need to streamline your workflows. Here are some steps to productive complexity.