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As the famous Carlsberg announces with their headline: “Probably The Best Beer In The World”, I have now found the same slogan for any website out there who wants to start selling products and accept payments from their clients. This is… Probably The Fastest Payment Integration In The World Let’s elaborate a bit… Probably… This is probably, because I haven’t conducted any thorough research or …
This is the article part 3 of the Scalable Node App in Scalable Cloud Infrastructure. If you are looking for part 1, please check it out here, or part 2, please check it out here instead. 🙂 In this blog, I’ll go through scalable infrastructure considerations with Node applications. This means IaaS, infrastructure as a service, type of services provided …
This is the article part 2 of the Scalable Node App in Scalable Cloud Infrastructure. If you are looking for part 1, please check it out here. In the 2nd part of the article, we cover a bit more deep aspect in management and controlling of Node.js processes, sub-processes and control messages between master and worker processes – mostly in theoretical level …
Node.js (or Io.js) have been trending programming environment, platform, system, or whichever name is used out there, in the current web backend development industry. It’s been gaining enormous popularity due to it’s common “java-type-of” syntax, Javascript, running in basis of open source Google’s V8 engine used in the popular Chrome browser. Node is event-driven and has non-blocking I/O making it powerful and efficient. Part of the benefits of …
Greetings from Mobile World Congress 2016! I’ve spent first day at #MWC and things are pretty nice. Samsung is betting heavily with their new Galaxy launch as well as we saw nice VR (virtual reality) theater built into Hall 3 where tens of people were able to enjoy the 4D theater with their VR glasses on. Awesome! We are also getting some …
I went for a business trip this week in Reykjavik, Iceland. My first time in Iceland, land of volcanoes and big ice floes and highly sophisticated and modern environment. It’s really cold country, I was frozen when walking outside.. But nevertheless, I like it.. I like it a lot! 🙂 The reason for visiting Reykjavik was Oracle Day – I …
Another webcast regarding Enterprise Mobility will be broadcasted on December 8th 2015. Please do not hesitate to join if you are interested. The webcast will be provided for free and will focus on enterprise mobility aspects and include an overview of Oracle’s mobility offering: Mobile Cloud Service (MCS). Registration is required. Please register here. Webcast details Build Your Mobile Strategy—Not Just Your Mobile …
I stumbled into this Java chart recently, by Indeed.com, which shows job posting trends for Java as a programming language and what can I say… Java has obviously lost some market share as a language requirement in job posting since few years back: 2009-2012 where the share was 3% compared to current 1.5% figure. Original source: http://www.indeed.com/jobanalytics/jobtrends?q=java&l= Can we assume Java is a declining …
A new webcast regarding Enterprise Mobility will be provided next week, November 3rd 2015. Please do not hesitate to join if you are interested. The webcast will be provided for free and will focus on enterprise mobility aspects and include an overview of Oracle’s mobility offering: Mobile Cloud Service (MCS). Registration is required. Register here: https://oracletalk.webex.com/oracletalk/onstage/g.php?MTID=e297ae2dffc85ce1f650d101adaeea6a0 Webcast details Build Your …
There were 79 big public cyber attacks in August 2015, according to Hackmageddon cyberattack and data breach monitoring. This number covers the discovered and publicly announced attacks found so far. But this is just a tip of the iceberg. In addition there were: Nearly 1 million new malware threats released every day – based on CNN News 20 million network …