Making an application scale is generally seen as something that only the most magical of developers can do, but it is easy once you have the correct tools. Fortunately for us, these tools are freely available online! In this talk, we will look at a few available options to learn what our applications are actually doing, help identify bottlenecks, and fix them so we can move on to the most important part of any project: delivering features.

Introduction to the DreamFactory REST API Platform.

Databox is business analytics KPI dashboard. It gathers all your metrics in one place and helps you deliver the crucial KPIs across multiple devices. Databox makes sure the data that matters the most to you is always available, wherever you are.

The first NodeSource Weekly Livestream, with Jeremiah! Air date: December, 2016 Featuring: Jeremiah

How to use Tideways with XHProf UI to profile PHP code in Drupal VM.

This video explains the Test Environment feature introduced in Xray for JIRA v2.0 and how it can be used in order to simplify the execution of Tests on different environments. Xray Add-on for JIRA helps teams improving real-time insights into their software testing progress. This powerful tool is a complete solution for managing quality assurance tests which integrates seamlessly with the Atlassian JIRA platform.

Learn how to seamlessly integrate load testing into your development cycle using Microsoft Visual Studio and the Load Impact API.

The Databox Designer allows you to build custom data visualizations with just a few clicks. Don't worry. No coding is required.

With the Node.js v6 “Boron” LTS release slated for October, users of the LTS releases have the opportunity to get a release of Node.js with a slew of new features that will be supported as an active LTS release until April 2018, with maintenance for a year past that. Rod Vagg, Chairperson of the Node.js Technical Steering Committee (TSC), will be giving an introduction into Node.js v6 LTS and what this release will entail.

Learn how to use tags with the N|Solid runtime. To be able to differentiate between different instances of your applications in the N|Solid console.