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Platform debugging with deep session replay: turn up the signal, decrease the noise.

Today we introduce the Multiplayer Platform Debugger: share deep session replays that include relevant data from frontend screens to deep platform traces, metrics and logs so teams no longer have to search through unrelated data to find and fix bugs.

Key Types of Software Testing Every Tester Must Know

Software testing is the backbone as far as quality assurance in software development is concerned. Its important task is to verify that the software not only works as designed but is also reliable and meets user expectations. According to the US research software testing market, it was estimated valued at USD 2.4 billion in 2024. In the industry, discussions about software testing and its various types are common, but Alphabin has gone beyond the usual discussion.

An Introduction to Java Map: What It Is and How It Works

The Java Map interface is a powerful data structure for handling key-value pairs. Present in the java.util package, it’s ideal for managing data associations where each key maps to a specific value. Common use cases include counting occurrences (e.g., word frequency in text), grouping data (e.g., products by category), or accessing items by specific identifiers (e.g., user IDs).

Unleash Scalability: How Appian Executes 6 Million Processes Per Hour

Appian was already the scalability leader, but the Autoscale feature in our 24.4 release is taking our customers even further. Autoscale lets enterprises execute six million processes per hour. It's what today's IT teams need to handle unprecedented process volume without sacrificing agility. This blog is a technical overview of Autoscale. Appian is the process company. For more than 25 years, industry-defining organizations have turned to Appian to orchestrate their most important processes.

Improving Government Employee Retention: Top 5 Strategies

Federal government agencies are facing a growing workforce challenge. The looming retirement wave, particularly among experienced baby boomers, threatens to leave critical knowledge gaps in agencies that are already struggling with understaffing. To bridge this gap, government agencies must focus on appealing to a younger workforce that brings fresh perspectives, technological expertise, and a strong desire to make an impact.

How Global Capability Centers(GCCs) Drive Growth for Enterprises?

Working with teams limited to a geographical location, talent pool, and technology stack can undermine the possibilities of a business’s digital offerings. That is the reason services like software development outsourcing became popular. However, even with global access to talent and technology, outsourcing services must be more cohesive and often need more imagination for modern digital innovations. This is what set the stage for Global Capability Centers (GCCs).

EP13: First Principle Thinking for Architects

In this episode, Sanjiva and Asanka explore the power of first-principle thinking and why it’s a must-have approach for architects. They break down how this method helps tackle complex problems by focusing on fundamental truths rather than relying on assumptions or best practices. From root cause analysis to iterative refinement, they discuss how architects can apply first principles to design innovative and scalable solutions. Tune in to rethink your approach and elevate your architectural decision-making!

Remote Build Caching: The key to fast, efficient builds

When it comes to mobile app development, slow build times are not only the biggest source of frustration for developers but also the greatest barrier to innovation and competitive advantage. We surveyed developers at DroidCon New York and they overwhelmingly reported that build delays hindered their ability to release new features, fix bugs, and iterate quickly. Two-thirds of respondents said they wait more than 10 minutes for their mobile builds.