When looking for modern languages for software development, you might have noticed that Java isn’t exactly the freshest solution out there. But it’s used in virtually all of IT, from client to server, web to mobile, and even machine learning and analytics. Plus, it comes with a good amount of experience spread throughout its communities. For over a decade now, the ecosystem around a JVM has no longer been just about the Java programming language.

Today, npm is a cornerstone of modern web development, whether used exclusively with Node.js as a package manager or as a build tool for the front end. Understanding npm as a tool —particularly the core concepts— can be difficult for beginners. As such, we've written up this guide for getting a grasp on npm, especially for those who are entirely new to Node.js, npm, and the surrounding ecosystem.

There are many testing methods that DevOps teams employ to ensure that they can accurately (or near accurately) gauge the success of their work. Every company that creates software knows that they have to deploy a series of tests on their product before deploying it for the masses.

Arithmetic is at the core of every program and every programming language in existence. From integer and floating-point arithmetic all the way down to bitwise and pointer arithmetic, these mathematical operations translate into machine instructions which execute with thundering speeds and manipulate the state of software applications used across all sorts of different domains.

President Joe Biden just signed a sweeping executive order aimed at modernizing government and improving customer experience and service delivery at federal agencies.

Amazon Redshift is a fully managed data warehouse solution that allows you to efficiently analyze all your data using your existing business intelligence tools. While Amazon Redshift is one of the industry's top data storage solutions, many considerations need to be made before using AWS Redshift. One of the primary elements of any cloud-based storage solution is knowing how to transfer and secure data properly. Here, we will break down how to properly move data to and from the AWS Redshift platform.

Salesforce is one of the most prestigious and lucrative companies in the world, reporting $21.25 billion in total revenue in the 2021 fiscal year The company's groundbreaking cloud-based software is a revolutionary element for organizations and businesses around the world, helping them automate, streamline and optimize everything from customer service and marketing to application development and data analytics.

Financial institutions rely on APIs to permit their different financial software solutions to communicate or to give clients access to their processes. Every time a client opens a mobile app for banking on their phone or interacts with the financial services industry through the web, they are using APIs (Application Programming Interfaces). The interaction with mobile users is one of the biggest benefits of API banking and APIs in general.

As a modern, data-driven organization, you are likely pulling data from a multitude of diverse sources. There’s consumer data from marketing programs, CRM, and point of sale systems, plus financial data from accounting software and banking services. Finally, there is product data from user logs and web applications. With so much data pouring in every day, it feels like you should have everything you need to answer any question that could arise. And yet, so many times you don’t.

After the launch of Cloudera DataFlow for the Public Cloud (CDF-PC) on AWS a few months ago, we are thrilled to announce that CDF-PC is now generally available on Microsoft Azure, allowing NiFi users on Azure to run their data flows in a cloud-native runtime. With CDF-PC, NiFi users can import their existing data flows into a central catalog from where they can be deployed to a Kubernetes based runtime through a simple flow deployment wizard or with a single CLI command.