Google’s in-house incubator Area 120 is today introducing a new work-tracking tool, Tables, which aims to make tracking projects more efficient by investing in automation. Instead of simply tracking notes and tasks associated with a project in various documents that have to be manually updated by team members, Tables’ bots help do things like scheduling recurring email reminders when tasks are overdue, messaging a chat room when new form submissions are received, moving tasks to other people’s w

Web application security test focuses only on evaluating the security of a web application. The process involves an active analysis of the application for any weaknesses, technical flaws, or vulnerabilities. Based on OWASP security testing methodology, he set of active tests have been split into 11 sub-categories for a total of 91 controls.

Two distinct versions of Google Pay exist today. The first is aimed at countries where NFC-based payments are widely adopted, while the other is for the Next Billion Users. That latter version of Google Pay, known as Tez, is getting a Flutter rewrite that will serve as the basis for global expansion.

Software-as-a-service (SaaS) model is currently at the forefront of software design. This is not entirely surprising considering the revolutionary features offered by the IT industry. The SaaS industry is currently projected to reach $157 Billion in 2020 due to the advantages of SaaS over an On-premises Software.

BlueSpice, XWiki, and DokuWiki give you all the features of more popular knowledge-management software without the proprietary limitations.

What happens when your application’s core S3 bucket is marked as dangerous by Google’s safe browsing feature and your web application is displayed as suspicious when accessed on Chrome/Firefox? We will talk about how we reacted to a similar incident that happened with us, and how we reduced the impact it had on our customers. We will also delve into design changes made to further reduce the impact of such events in the future.

SQL joins allow our relational database management systems to be, well, relational. Joins allow us to re-construct our separated database tables back into the relationships that power our applications.

A good wireframe can give you the vision for the entire layout and functionality of your website. It can also serve as the first stage of a design.

ASP.NET Core supports not only in-memory application based cache, but also supports Distribited Caching. A distributed cache is something external to the application. It does not live within the application and need not be present in the infrastructure of the server machine as well. Distributed cache is a cache that can be shared by one or more applications / servers. Like in-memory cache, it can improve your application response time quite drastrically. However, the implementation of Distribute

Blazor Server is a stateful app framework. The app maintains an ongoing connection to the server, and the user's state is held in the server's memory in a circuit. One example of user state is data held in dependency injection (DI) service instances that are scoped to the circuit. The unique application model that Blazor Server provides requires a special approach to use Entity Framework Core.