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Understanding jQuery Mobile’s Page Structure

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This article delves into jQuery Mobile, an HTML5-based framework for creating mobile Web applications, which works on all popular smartphones and tablets. The authors...

JavaScript The New Parts

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This is the third part in this series of articles and is about learning the new features introduced in JavaScript as part of the...

An Introduction to Apache ActiveMQ

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This article features the most powerful and popular open source messaging and integration patterns server. Apache ActiveMQ is written in Java and comes with...

Achieve Shorter Software Delivery Timelines Using Cloud IDEs

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Using cloud services today has become a convenience. An integrated development environment (IDE) facilitates the development of apps. The authors of this article have...

An Introduction to Distributed Replicated Block Device (DRBD)

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  Distributed Replicated Block Device (DRBD) mirrors block devices among multiple hosts. The replication is visible to other applications on the host systems. Block devices...

Here is puppet your configuration manager

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Puppet is an open source configuration management utility that runs on several UNIX-like systems as well as Microsoft Windows. It helps sysadmins automate many...

An Easy-to-Follow Git Based Development Workflow

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This article provides a cookbook-style Git workflow to help project teams and developers. The workflow is intended for small open source projects that have...

JavaScript The New Parts

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ECMAScript2015 (ES6) is the specification that defines new features in JavaScript. In the second part of this series on JavaScript, let us look at...

Getting Started with Dart

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Dart is an open source Web programming language that has been rolled out by Google. It is scalable, and has robust libraries and runtimes...

Chef: Recipes that Turn Infrastructure into Code

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  This article, which features chefs, recipes and knives, isn't about cooking in the kitchen. It heralds a new series of articles in the Dev-ops...