iOS Custom Framework Development
Introduction Apple defines framework as a hierarchical directory that encapsulates shared resources, such as a dynamic shared library, nib files, image files, localized strings, header files, and...
View ArticleAlfresco PDF Toolkit – Rules
Introduction Alfresco enables us to manage business critical documents like contracts, proposals, agreements and technical manuals providing full version control capability.Hence,we will gain full...
View ArticleMySQL Indexes – Basics,Types, and Features
Introduction Indexes in MySQL are physical objects that are used to enforce uniqueness in a table. This will ensure there are no duplicate values in a table. Indexes help in speeding up query...
View ArticleFront-end Code Review & Validation Tools
Introduction Code review is the basis of the formal process for ensuring the quality of user experiences developed by the Creative Technology team. The Code review phase is part of an overall risk...
View ArticleApple’s New Swift Programming Basics
Introduction Along with the announcement of iOS 8 and Yosemite, Apple surprised all developers in the WWDC by launching a new programming language called Swift. Swift is advertised as a “fast, modern,...
View ArticleOracle Streams Replication Configuration
Introduction Oracle Database 11g provides a unified solution for information sharing which is Oracle Streams. Oracle Streams provides a set of elements designed to facilitate the capture, staging, and...
View ArticleSFO City Crime Analysis with OpenRefine
Introduction This blog deals with the analysis of San Francisco Incidents Dataset and extraction of some meaningful insights using the OpenRefine tool. OpenRefine (formerly Google Refine) is a powerful...
View ArticleD3.js in Data Visualization
Introduction This blog covers some basic information about Big data, the need for Data visualization in Big Data using the D3.js tool, and a small demonstration using D3.js. D3 is a general purpose...
View ArticleTwitter Analysis with Apache Storm
Introduction Apache Storm is a free and open source, distributed, real time computation system.The following characteristics of Storm make it ideal for real-time data processing workloads: Scalable:...
View ArticleMongoDB With Java Driver
Introduction NoSQL, or ‘Not Only SQL’, represents the new class of data management designed to meet the increasing volume, velocity, and variety of data that organizations are storing, processing, and...
View ArticleiOS Data Storage with SQLite
Introduction Applications on the App store, which have to deal with storing and managing large amounts of data will prefer the use of a database. When the question of which is the most preferred...
View ArticleApache HazelCast – Management Center
Introduction This blog deals with the basics of HazelCast and configuration of HazelCast Management. HazelCast is an open source clustering and a highly scalable data distribution platform for Java. It...
View ArticleApache HazelCast – Distributed Cache
Introduction This blog deals with HazelCast using distributed cache. The Hazelcast component is an in-memory data grid, entirely written in Java.Here we are going to load and retrieve the keys and...
View ArticleApache HazelCast – Distributed Topic
Introduction This post is third in the series of the Apache HazelCast blogs and deals with the HazelCast Distributed Topic mechanism where, we will discuss about publishing/subscribing...
View ArticleParameterization in Gatling Stress Test Tool
Introduction Gatling is a free and open source load testing tool to analyse and measure the performance of services that we use in web applications. Using Gatling, we can simulate the presence of over...
View ArticleAjax Load More Pagination for WordPress
Introduction Bloggers most often use some kind of marketing tool that will attract users to their website. In Pagination, every action requires that a whole page be loaded from the server. This process...
View ArticleiOS App with Core Data
Introduction Core Data is one of the main storage methods used in iOS development. Normally, storage methods like Core Data and SQLite both have advantages and disadvantages depending on the amount and...
View ArticleNeo4j REST API + Extension Points
Introduction This blog deals with Neo4j – a standalone server with REST API. The REST request for Neo4j is handled with Extension Points implemented using Jersey framework. The Neo4j server also...
View ArticleAdvanced WordPress Security Tips
Introduction WordPress is a content management system used by millions of sites around the world. WordPress with its huge user base is an ideal choice for hackers. In this blog we will share the...
View ArticleStatic Code Analysis – Jenkins Extensions
Introduction Jenkins is an open source continuous integration tool written in Java that provides continuous integration services for software development. This project was forked from Hudson after a...
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