Monthly Archives: March 2017
Python, Node.js continue to be popular among devs: Stack Overflow
Stack Overflow Annual Developer Survey has revealed that Python and Node.js have continued to be popular among developers. The yearly report has received more...
Dell opts for open source to deliver efficient systems management to enterprises
The Dell Power Edge Server’s Out-of-Band management solution has been developed using various open source technologies to deliver cost-effective systems management for enterprise IT...
An Introduction to MicroPython
The Python language has been made lean and fast to run on microcontrollers. Beginners and experts can use it to control their electronics projects...
Top 10 Open Source Data Mining Tools
Data remains as raw text until it is mined and the information contained within it is harnessed. Mining data to make sense out of...
Choose from these ten popular Android tablets
If you are interested in purchasing a tablet, this article will point you to the ten most popular Android tablets and inform you on...
The best Android phones of 2016
Who wouldn’t like to buy a top-of-the-line Android phone? However, there are so many options and brands to choose from. This little guide gives...
Google releases Android O with ‘big priority’ on improving battery life
While you might be waiting to test your apps on Android Nougat, Google has moved a step ahead and released the first developer preview...
GitLab Enterprise 9.0 brings new user management and monitoring features
Open source Git repository management platform GitLab has rolled out a new version for enterprises. Debuted as GitLab Enterprise 9.0, the new release brings...
Open Source in enterprise: A change in the climate
Open source software is freely available for use to enterprises. It is a well known fact that major corporations and enterprises like Google, Facebook,...
Apache Struts 2 incident highlights ongoing need for vigilance
The Apache Struts 2 web application fell victim to hackers at the start of March. Though the issue is no longer there, it served...
