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What technology stack to choose for your project?

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The reason is that the technology stack affects the pace of creating the app or digital product. It is a combination of programming languages, frameworks, libraries, patterns, servers, UI/UX solutions, software, and tools used by developers. In this article, we will see what technology stack to choose for your project?

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Trends and Topics for 2022

Adrian Cockcroft

I feel there’s something missing, an operating system, database, architecture and language combination that assumes that terabytes of main memory, GPUs with their own memory, and 100’s of Gbits of network are the baseline and makes it easier to leverage them together to build things that haven’t been seen before.

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5 tips for architecting fast data applications

O'Reilly Software

To remain competitive in a market that demands real-time responses to these digital pulses, organizations are adopting fast data applications as key assets in their technology portfolio. The adoption of fast data technologies is on a steep rise. Determine requirements first.

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All In

The Agile Manager

IBM had launched the trademarked Personal Computer in 1981 using an open architecture of widely available components from 3rd party sources such as Intel and the fledgling Disk Operating System from an unknown firm in Seattle called Microsoft. In 1987, IBM introduced a new product, the Personal System/2.

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The Unicorn Project Review: Finding Flow with the Five Ideals 

Tasktop

Last week I spoke with Carlota Perez , who is currently researching the historical context of each of the five technological revolutions summarized in Project to Product. However, architectures have typically evolved around technology stacks and internal company silos.

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A 5G future

O'Reilly

For the past year, 5G cell technology has generated a lot of excitement–and a lot of hype. I don’t need more bandwidth for video conferences or movies, but I would like to be able to download operating system updates and other large items in seconds rather than minutes. I suspect rural communities will be left in the dark–again.