The Polyglot Developer
MAY 12, 2017
You may or may not know this, but I use Sendy to send out my monthly newsletters because it is incredibly cheap in comparison to competitors like Mailchimp. Anyone who has done list building before knows that over time you’re going to end up with a lot of stale subscribers that need to be cleaned in an effort to save space and keep things organized.
Particular Software
MAY 11, 2017
If you're using Azure Storage Persistence and haven't upgraded to NServiceBus 6 yet, get ready for a tremendous performance boost for your application when you do especially if you make use of sagas. In the previous version of Azure Storage Persistence, looking up a saga by a correlation property was not as fast as looking it up by SagaId. In the new version, both the correlation property and SagaId are indexed, so retrieving a saga is much quicker regardless of whether it's looked up by SagaId
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Abstracta
MAY 11, 2017
Use the tool, Synthetics, for easy website health monitoring New Relic is a company that offers many different tools, perhaps best known for its application performance monitoring (APM). At least that’s what I know it best for since we often use this tool when we. The post Alerts in New Relic Synthetics: Check Website Health From Different Parts of the World appeared first on Abstracta Software Testing Services.
VoltDB
MAY 10, 2017
One of the reasons I love working for a leading-edge database company is that I get to talk to and work with many different kinds of companies. Data is everywhere, and companies across the spectrum are trying to harness that data to improve their businesses, whether that means accelerating their growth through more accurate targeting of prospects, increasing customer retention by building 360° views of customers so they can improve customer satisfaction, or decreasing costs by automating ineffic
The Polyglot Developer
MAY 10, 2017
Not too long ago I wrote about authenticating within a Node.js API using Json Web Tokens (JWT). The basis of the example is around authenticating via a username and password and receiving a JWT for every future request against the API. While that example is incredibly useful and follows best practice, it doesn’t cover the scenario where you’d like to have a two-factor authentication (2FA) option for your users.
Professor Beekums
MAY 7, 2017
Small startups tend to build features very quickly. Often times it is a lot quicker than bigger companies even though bigger companies have more resources. The easy answer to why this happens is that big companies have a lot of bureaucracy that slows them down. There’s a lot more to it than that though. The bigger company is also going to have many many more users.
VoltDB
MAY 10, 2017
One of the reasons I love working for a leading-edge database company is that I get to talk to and work with many different kinds of companies. Data is everywhere, and companies across the spectrum are trying to harness that data to improve their businesses, whether that means accelerating their growth through more accurate targeting of prospects, increasing customer retention by building 360° views of customers so they can improve customer satisfaction, or decreasing costs by automating ineffic
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