With over 25 years of development under its belt, the Java programming language finds itself one of the most popular object-oriented programming languages out there, thanks to its overarching philosophy to have as few implementation dependencies as possible. While some of that may sound like gobbledygook, it reveals Java’s main strength which is, essentially, it can run on any machine.
Let’s take a look back at the history of Java to see its greatest moments and understand why it is still so popular with over nine million developers today.
Selling a small business for the most extreme worth to the correct buyers on the correct standing can be a gigantic test, in any event, for experienced business owners.
Purchasing and selling a small business is an unpredictable interaction, yet one that ought to be demystified. At its most fundamental level, the interaction is clear, very much like the acquisition of a solitary thing.
In GitHub repositories lie some very important secrets, for companies. They are meant to be hidden and protected against hackers and other thieves who would like to steal this information, in order to resell it.
How safe are those secrets? A year ago, a hacker named Shiny Hunters claimed to have stolen 500GB of data from Microsoft’s GitHuB. Here is the story that shows how important it is for companies to make sure their GitHub is an unattainable fortress.
To qualify as an exceptional content management system, a platform should incorporate behind-the-scenes content management applications (CMA) using which users can update their website. Further, the platform should have a front-facing content delivery application (CDA) that copies the data entered. It should also send the data to the server for updating the website.
WordPress does both! Its CMA is used to create content for websites and blogs. Then, its CDA takes the data and converts it into a perfect web page or blog post that’s visible to the users. All this can be done without the help of a professional web designer, developer or webmaster.
Virtual Private Networks encrypt data and hide user IP addresses by routing their online activity through remote servers all around the world. VPN services are very popular.
Roughly 31 percent of all internet users have used a VPN at some point in their online lives. Interestingly, there has been a huge surge in VPN use during the coronavirus pandemic, with a 124 percent rise in use in the USA between March 8th and March 22nd 2020.
According to IDC, the worldwide datasphere is slated to grow to 175 zettabytes by 2025 from a mere 45 zettabytes in 2019. I was astonished to know that this total of the world's data is increasing at a compounded growth rate of a staggering 61% annually.
Many eCommerce businesses assume that collecting information is enough. However, as an e-retail technology expert, I know that gathering data is only half the battle. Big data's real power can give eCommerce stores the competitive advantage only after analyzing this chunk of data accurately.