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Brave Browser Review
If you want to learn about Brave Browser and looking for an honest Brave Browser Review, you’ve come to the right place. Sorry, but your browser sucks...
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Functional vs Non-Functional Requirements: what is the difference [Ultimate Guide with Examples]
Functional requirements are performance constraints that a product must satisfy. Without well-defined functional requirements, there is no success. And here they are.
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Apple Releases iOS 14.3 and iPadOS 14.3 With AirPods Max Support, ProRAW for iPhone 12 Pro, Apple Fitness+ and More
Apple today released iOS and iPadOS 14.3, updates that come over a month after the release of iOS and iPadOS 14.2, which brought new emojis, Intercom support, new wallpapers, and more.
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For the love of open source: Why developers work on Linux and open-source software
The Linux Foundation and Harvard find it's not money that drives programmers to work on open source but the love of solving problems and creation.
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Apple Fitness+ instructors tease their workouts ahead of launch
Ahead of the launch of Apple Fitness+ the service's instructors have taken to Instagram to tease the workouts you'll be able to do.
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Application Trust is Hard, but Apple does it Well
On November 12, 2020 Apple released macOS Big Sur. In the hours after the release went live, somewhere in Apple's infrastructure an Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) responder cried out in pain, dropping to its knees, begging for mercy as load increased beyond what it could handle.
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Before Mac OS X: What Was NeXTSTEP, and Why Did People Love It?
Launching with Steve Jobs’ NeXT Computer in 1988, NeXTSTEP advanced desktop operating systems. It became the technological bedrock for Apple’s macOS, iOS, and others. Let’s look at what was so special about NeXTSTEP.
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Echo – Instant voice messaging for remote teams
Instant voice messenger with automated transcription designed for remote teams and working from home.
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5 survival tips for when software testing accidents happen
Serious defects happen, despite the best efforts of QA departments. Here’s what you can learn from real world screw-ups, so you can avoid making the same mistakes.
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Backend Development in 2020: key languages, technologies, features
Looking for backend technologies for successfully creating your application? Head on over to the overview of the main backend features in 2020 to make the most of them.
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Case Study: How we have created a task management software
Whether you are working in a retail company or run a recruiting agency, a task management system is a good option for you. In our case study, you can find out more details about how we have developed a task management system.
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Oh! The things we had to do to debug software!
Experienced programmers have tales to tell about the things they had to do to test and debug their applications. They agree on one thing: The bad ol’ days of development are best left in the past.
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FreedomFI: Do-it-yourself open-source 5G networking
Want your own 5G network? Thanks to FreedomFi and the Magma open-source software project you can build your own private 4G LTE or 5G network.
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Open-source use goes up while the economy goes down
Wall Street may continue its insane upward rise, but Tidelift is finding the more sensible, financially strapped businesses on Main Street are turning ever more open source.
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Case Study: How we have created a medical appointment scheduling software for the UK clinic
With a top-notch medical appointment scheduling system, clinics, hospitals and other healthcare organizations can provide their patients with a hassle-free appointment booking solution. Read our case study to discover how we have created a medical appointment scheduling system that helps to run a medical practice effectively.
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The Pros and Cons of Software Crowdtesting
Crowdsourcing has drawn a lot of attention as a way of predicting and mapping future coronavirus hotspots based on user-reported symptoms. However, it’s also an increasingly popular approach to software application testing, engineering, and quality assurance.
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3 things you ought to know about User Acceptance Testing
The problems you encounter with user acceptance testing aren't technical. They're all political. You can't solve all of the messes when things go wrong – but you can do quite a bit to prevent them.
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New Version of Microsoft Office Coming Next Year That Won't Require a Subscription
Microsoft will next year offer a new perpetual release of Microsoft Office for Mac and Windows that doesn't require a subscription to use, according to the software giant (via Windows Central). "Microsoft Office will also see a new perpetual release for both Windows and Mac, in the second half of 2021," said Microsoft in a blog post announcing the next version of its Exchange server, confirming that a new version of Office available as a one-time payment purchase is coming next year.
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How open-source software transformed the business world
People still think of open-source software as general programs for general problems. And, it is, but it's also become vital for vertical markets and companies as well.
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8 ways to know that it’s time to hire a new QA tester
You want top-quality software, sure. But when is it time to increase the size of the testing team, so that you can deliver said top-quality software? Glad you asked.
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