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How to Get Data from Multiple Sources

Five things to know about how to get data from multiple sources: These days, organizations have more data at their fingertips than ever before and collect an incredible number of data sets from various sources. This creates a paradox for businesses such as e-commerce retailers struggling to deal with data complexity. With a deluge of information (and more arriving every day), how can you get data from multiple sources efficiently and unlock the hidden insights that it contains?

WebRTC Applications' Performance Monitoring

The last thing a business wants is to be known as an unreliable and poorly performing service, especially if there are similar solutions a few clicks away. So being aware of the performance of a WebRTC application or any other software solution is a must to avoid issues in the future. A solution can be developed by experienced people and tested before it is released, but even so it doesn’t mean performance degradations will never appear.

Top 7 Soft Skills Required in Data Teams for Project Success

Many organizations focus on the data engineering or development qualifications they require to connect specific data sources and manage data projects. But that is only half of what is needed. Soft skills are so important and sometimes overlooked. Soft skills support data management success because they help individuals effectively communicate and collaborate with others, understand and anticipate the needs of stakeholders, and make data-driven decisions.

Managing Multiple Node.js Versions with NVM

If you have worked in the developing scenes, you know how important programming language versions are. Every time the company releases a new version of their language, they have significantly improved and worked upon its older versions. And most of the time, the older versions get deprecated and become out-of-use for building modern web applications. When Ryan Dahl first built Node.js in 2009, it was supported only on Mac OS and Linux.

What is Kibibyte? Kibibyte vs Kilobyte

As a matter of fact, the entire metric system we use today is based on decimals, in fact, all measurements are made in decimals. Be it a kilogram (10^3 gram) or millimeter (10^-3 meter). But not so for computer engineers! It was during the early days of programming that they found out computer systems worked better with 1024 rather than 1000.