Tag: lets try
mongoDB A Document-Oriented Database
The NoSQL database, MongoDB, avoids the traditional RDBMS table structure in favour of JSON-like documents with dynamic schemas. This makes the integration of data...
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...
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...
Simplifying SQLite Tasks Using AndroidWithoutStupid
Programming for mobile apps is not as easy it is for desktops/Web applications. And when it comes to database operations on the mobile, the...
Testing Web Apps with Selenium
Selenium is an open source tool for testing Web apps. It was initially created by ThoughtWorks and now boasts of a dynamic group of...
Building a Powerful Linux System for Newbies
As the Free Software Foundation celebrated 30 years of activism, it asked each of its supporters to help someone they know dump Windows 10...
A Few Useful Linux Commands for CLI Enthusiasts
Linux's forte is the command line. So here is the author's compilation of a set of Linux commands and utilities for the enthusiast and...
JavaScript: The New Parts
JavaScript has come a long way in its 20 odd years of existence. It continues to grow from strength to strength because of its...
The Utility of User Scripts (JS) and User Styles (CSS)
The browsing experience can be marred by a few irritants. A ticked box asking users to remain signed in, a poor choice of colours...
An Introduction to Kivy
Kivy is an open source Python framework, which allows the development of multi-touch mobile and desktop applications with Natural User Interface. Lets take a...
