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A Complete Guide to Test Driven Development

Test driven development (TDD) is a software development process and programming methodology in which small, automated tests are written before the actual code. TDD is important because it ensures that code is thoroughly tested, leading to higher-quality software. It is crucial for reducing bugs early in the development process, leading to more reliable and maintainable code over time.

Web Application Development: The Definitive Guide [2024 Updated]

Web applications have become the backbone of businesses—from eCommerce platforms like Amazon to social networks like Facebook. Unlike traditional websites that simply present information, web apps let users interact, make transactions, or even collaborate in real-time. Whether you're a small startup looking to streamline operations or a large enterprise needing scalable solutions, web apps make it all happen. But how do you go from idea to execution?

Building the future of fan engagement: Key requirements for modern realtime experience platforms

Today’s fans are global - often based across the world from their favorite team, sports star, or artist; and they are also virtual - for example, 99% of NBA fans across the world will probably never set foot in an arena. These trends are driving a shift in not only fan behaviors, but also expectations. Fans engaging in live events virtually rely on applications to deliver rich realtime experiences with such low latency and reliability that it can almost replace the in-person experience.

How Producers Work: Kafka Producer and Consumer Internals, Part 1

I shouldn’t have to convince anyone that Apache Kafka is an incredibly useful and powerful technology. As a distributed event streaming platform, it’s adept at storing your event data and serving it up for downstream consuming applications to make sense of that information––in real time or as close to real time as your use case permits. The real beauty of Kafka as a technology is that it can do it with very little effort on your part. In effect, it’s a black box.

12 Game-Changing RPA Use Cases Revolutionizing the Energy & Utilities Sector

According to recent research, scaling intelligent automation could save the Energy & Utilities industry between $237 billion and $813 billion in operational costs. Despite this immense potential, utility providers still grapple with intense competition, increasingly stringent regulations, and aging infrastructure and workforce challenges. The demand for more affordable and cleaner renewable energy only adds to these pressures.

A Data Migration Example with Linx

This video illustrates a simple data migration example process built with Linx and uses a Stadium front end. The process migrates data from a source database into a target database. Data Validation rules are also applied to catch any error records; these records must be corrected on the front end and then migrated to the target database once resolved.

Prioritizing What Matters in Software Testing

Drowning in notifications? Prioritize what truly matters. @Marcus Merrell asked himself, "Will I stop for any alert from this app?" Only three made the cut. Apply this to software testing: "Will we stop the shipment if this test fails?" If not, that test isn't helping. Don’t be afraid to delete unnecessary code. Quality control and assurance are crucial.