Low-code is here to stay. In fact, Gartner anticipates the adoption of low-code development platforms will grow 20% per year to $44.5 billion by 2026. However, while low-code offers enterprise IT leaders undeniable advantages, its role in shaping the future of process automation is nuanced. This blog delves into the dichotomy of low-code's potential, exploring why it is the future but not the sole solution for process automation.

A few weeks ago, Andrey from Ecommlab contacted me to ask me about a strategy to get performance insights from Tideways into Shopware 6 checkout. The store of our joint customer “Bär Schuhe” was slow for customers during the order confirmation process.

In the competitive analytics and data visualization landscape, Grafana has carved out a niche with its open-source flexibility and powerful data visualization features. However, Grafana faces certain limitations in terms of advanced analytics functionalities and less seamless integration with your software product compared to analytics and data visualization tools sourced from broader business intelligence (BI) ecosystems, such as.

Application programming interfaces (APIs) are everywhere, and they play a role in running nearly everything in our digital-centric lives. Each time we launch a web page or an app on our phone, dozens of API calls are happening in the background to render an experience heavily customized to you. Increasingly, even the everyday items in your home are talking to APIs — from smart speakers like Amazon Echo to appliances, electricity meters, and lightbulbs.

Creating RESTful APIs is essential for efficient web service development. With this article, you’ll learn to create restful apis using Node.js and Express by following a concise, step-by-step approach designed for real-world application. From server setup to endpoint creation and securing data, we’ve got you covered. This comprehensive guide will ensure you grasp the fundamentals while also diving into the more nuanced aspects of RESTful API development.