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7 WEB DEVELOPMENT TRENDS TO TAKE NOTICE OF IN 2018
It’s safe to assume that every new year will bring major advancements in web development. Not only that, but the various platforms, languages, and other cogs …
Android vs iOS app development: Why app startups focus on iOS first?
It is an old debate, which mobile OS platform is a better option for startups, iOS or Android? Giving complete answer is impractical without looking in-depth …
Memory Managment In iOS StoryBoards
Hello Dear friends! In This tutorial I want to teach you how to manage memory in the iOS storyboard. One of the issues that is always …
ASP.NET Core
ASP.NET Core is a cross-platform, high-performance, open-source framework for building modern, cloud-based, Internet-connected applications. With ASP.NET Core, you can:+ Build web apps and services, IoT apps, and mobile backends. …
Speeding up your iOS app with a few lines of code
Susie Wee, CTO of Cisco DevNet, blogged about the Apple and Cisco partnership just a few months ago. The announcement covered the DevNet Fast Lane Validation for …
Kotlin could overtake Java on Android next year!
Now that Google has endorsed Kotlin for Android development, Java-based mobile developers could become dinosaurs! Kotlin is on its way to overtaking Java on that mobile …
New Bitcoin Malware Attacks Copy and Paste Their Way to Co-Opted Currency
Bitcoin is breaking records. As noted by Business Insider, the cryptocurrency hit an all-time high on Nov. 1, 2017, and its bull run shows no sign of …
10 Fascinating Facts About the World Wide Web on Its 25th Birthday
“Go figure out what that World Wide Web thing is.” Ironically, that was my first newspaper assignment. I’m still trying to untangle the infinite tunneling intricacies …
CloudFlare Wants to Make DDoS Attacks a Thing of the Past
DDoS attacks have been happening for ages. In recent years, they’ve increased in both frequency and impact. Whole swaths of the U.S. lost Internet connectivity in …
10 tips for fast mobile and web API
Performance is the key to any website’s success. Stats say that, 47 percent of visitors expect a website to load in less than 2 seconds, and 40 percent of visitors …
