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Do You Have a Strategy to Manage Open Source Risks in...

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As per an IDC report, every organisation is a software company today. Staying competitive depends on how fast your business can transform, and embrace...

Machine Learning Libraries that can Make Web Applications Smarter

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Web applications have come a long way. From the simple data capturing applications of the past they are now complex and dynamic. To enrich...

Testing Web Applications Using Open Source Tools

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Before a software application or a Web application can be released to the public, it has to undergo rigorous testing procedures to ensure its...

Budding developers can now build web applications using Mavo

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  While solutions like Bootstrap and Node.js are well existed for web development companies and professionals, budding developers can now get started with web applications...

Bower: The package manager for web applications

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Websites comprise frameworks, libraries, assets and utilities. Keeping track of all these packages and making sure they are up to date (or set to...

FOSS Skills that will Get You Hired This Year

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The FOSS appeal seems to be growing. Industry pundits reveal that open source skills can be a great differentiator for aspiring tech candidates in...

Setting Up OpenAM for Web Authentication

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OpenAM provides a system for integrating diverse Web applications-to share common authentication and authorisation systems. It can protect applications running on any Web or...

Group Micro-blogging Using WordPress

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To all the Net savvy social animals out there with a Twitter, Facebook, G+ and a whole lot of StumbleUpon accounts, here is a...

Web 3.0: Building the Semantic Web

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You might have come across the term "Semantic Web Applications" often, during talks about the future of Web apps. Check out what this is...

Timeline Apps: A New Era in Developing Facebook Apps

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Dive into the world of social Web development to explore the new features released by the Facebook platform, and the new timeline interface. Here's...