Extract, load and transform, or ELT, is a data integration process that moves data directly from source to destination for analysts to transform as needed.

Once you decide to monetize your app or APIs, the journey begins to find a simple and robust solution for billing. At Moesif, we know that a billing solution is actually really tough to implement. Getting your product from “0-to-monetization” is not always a straightforward path, even if it should be. Our no-code approach to billing is a simple and elegant way to very rapidly gain the capability to bill customers for usage.

Product information, pricing, and shipping speed might be important to today's consumers, but e-commerce businesses know all too well that a personalized, streamlined shopping experience can make or break any deal, even if all other components line up.

State and local governments generate and store enormous amounts of data essential to their ability to deliver citizen services. But how can they capitalize on all of their data to become engines of growth and innovation, empowering and enhancing their ability to provide services and better serve their communities?

Not sure how to prepare a management report? Here’s how 31 businesses are meeting the reporting needs at different management levels.

Today Sauce Labs announced the findings of its "Every Experience Matters" report, based on responses from 1500 consumers in the US, UK, and Germany, to gauge the modern browsing and online engagement experience. In short, we dive into how users are reacting when they use your website or app.

Screen sharing is not just common nowadays, it is present in many different apps we use. Webinar applications allow presenters to share their screen with the audience, video calling and conferencing apps allow sharing your screen to show other attendees the information you need to share, e-learning is a lot more effective when teachers can see what’s happening with their student’s screen, the list goes on and on.

Thanks to HEEx and function components, LiveView provides developers with a sleek, ergonomic syntax for building and maintaining sophisticated interactive UIs. LiveView's form/1 function component is a great example of this, making it easier than ever before to render complex forms within LiveView. However, the form/1 function component can feel a little mysterious to anyone unfamiliar with LiveView's function components.

In our previous blog posts, we’ve covered the core components, orchestration capabilities and automated analysis and ChatOps features in our in-house Security Orchestration, Automation & Response (SOAR) application. In this final blog post, we will briefly cover one of the system’s automated response capabilities that allow it to take action and respond to alerts without human intervention, and close out the blog series with two important lessons learned from implementing SOAR at Appian.

Software development is entirely different today than it was a few years ago. Back then, we usually had a big monolith running on our own hardware. We mainly did performance tests to see if the hardware resources were sufficient to handle the load. Today, we develop software in a distributed environment with multiple services which may even run on different cloud platforms. With performance testing, we try to identify performance and resilience issues in these kinds of environments.