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Autonomous Cloud Enablement aka Scaling NoOps via Self-Service

Dynatrace

Over the years we have seen three major waves of evolution for us: Speed, Stability and Scale. In order to better explain why we are talking about Autonomous Cloud, what it means and how you can apply our lessons learned, let me explain the three waves of transformation in more detail: Wave one: DevOps to increase speed.

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Reactjs vs React Native – Differences, Advantages, and Disadvantages

Enprowess

More incredible Speed with Virtual DOM. Reactjs can help your business in web and mobile application development by bringing fast speed using the virtual DOM. That makes it a proper fit, as speed is one of the critical factors for making a successful mobile application. So, you can focus on innovation. React Native.

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Expanding the AWS Cloud – Introducing the AWS Europe (Stockholm) Region

All Things Distributed

In 2013, AWS launched the AWS Activate program to provide Nordic startups access to guidance and one-on-one time with AWS experts. Winning in this race requires that we become much more customer oriented, much more efficient in all of our operations, and at the same time shift our culture towards more lean and experimental.

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Taking DynamoDB beyond Key-Value: Now with Faster, More Flexible, More Powerful Query Capabilities

All Things Distributed

You saw the first iteration in April 2013 with the launch of Local Secondary Indexes (LSI). Global secondary indexes allow you to efficiently query over the whole DynamoDB table, not just within a partition as local secondary indexes, using any attributes (columns), even as the DynamoDB table horizontally scales to accommodate your needs.

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iOS Engine Choice In Depth

Alex Russell

From 2008 to 2013, the Chrome project was based on WebKit, and a growing team of Chrome engineers began to contribute heavily "upstream." This brings us to the final link in the chain of structural security mitigations: the speed of delivering updates to end-users. What isn't beneficial is unused diversity potential.

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You say you want a devolution.

The Agile Manager

equity-funded tech start-up firms)." -- Me , September 2013 I wrote that nearly 5 years ago. Making those coarsely grained solutions recomposable components as well should enable an organization to create with both greater ambition and speed. A platform should allow for a greater number of experiments and more comprehensive feedback.