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5 open source tools for Java developers
From the early era of Java, developers have been outsourcing some third-party tools to enhance their offerings. But one thing that has just emerged...
MariaDB: The Community-Developed Fork of MySQL
MariaDB is a community-developed fork of the MySQL relational database management system and is guaranteed to remain free. This article targets application developers who...
Microsoft releases Visual Studio Code 1.0
Visual Studio Code 1.0 comes with new languages and features like full keyboard navigation as well as support for screen reading and accessible navigation.
Microsoft...
The Grinder: A Handy Performance Testing Tool
In todays world of e-business, e-governance, e-revenue and e-commerce, performance testing helps identify bottlenecks, improves response times, sets fault tolerance and helps to recover...
MySQL Cluster: A High Availability DBMS
If you are looking for a database management system with no single point of failure, MySQL Clusters distributed, multi-master architecture, which scales horizontally, would...
Open Daylight SDN Integration with open stack
OpenDaylight is a collaborative open source project hosted by the Linux Foundation. The goal of this project is to accelerate the adoption of software...
Setting Up and Optimising Apache Cassandra
In this article, which is aimed at developers and NoSQL users, we present a step-by-step tutorial on the setting up and optimisation of Apache...
RIOT: An Operating System for the IoT
There are only a few operating systems that are suitable for Internet of Things (IoT) applications. RIOT OS, which is free and open source,...
Pencil: A GUI Prototyping Tool for All Platforms
Evolus Pencil provides a free and open source GUI prototyping tool that can easily be installed and used to create mock-ups in popular desktop...
The Life of a Process
Just as organisms have a life cycle, so do processes. They are born, they carry out assigned tasks, they go to sleep and, finally,...
