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SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

FPGA — what is it and how can it be used?

FPGA programming has been gaining momentum lately as it offers considerable benefits. It allows you to offload resource-hungry tasks to hardware and thus increase performance. FPGAs can be programmed and reprogrammed according to current needs, which is very cost effective in the long run. In this article, I explain what an FPGA is, how it can be programmed and how it can be used. A field-programmable gate array (FPGA) is an integrated circuit that can be programmed for a specific use after it has been manufactured.
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OPERATIONS

What is CI/CD — all you need to know

The CI/CD process is now one of the essential paradigms in modern software development, oriented on delivery and quality. Continuous integration, continuous delivery, and continuous deployment benefit both software development and business. But what exactly stands behind the acronym CI/CD, and what is its added value? CI/CD stands for Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment or Continuous Delivery (CD). Although the basics of each are relatively similar, there are fundamental differences that define the key beneficiaries, and the results that can be achieved.
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UX

What is and what is not accessibility design?

While building a new software product, development and UX teams usually focus on its functionality and usability. But do you know if your product is accessible? Why does it even matter? What is the difference between usability and accessibility? Read on to find out what accessible design is, what it isn’t, and how to make it work for your product. In terms of UX and UI, accessibility design is extremely important. The designer should always keep in mind that users might encounter the app or website in many different ways.
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SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

Outsourcing software development in 2022: pros and cons

Outsourcing is a business strategy that can increase efficiency, gain competitive advantage, and help achieve market goals faster. No surprise it is becoming an increasingly popular approach and more and more software-based businesses are deciding to outsource some or all of their development to external companies. It is estimated that the demand-supply gap for software developers will grow by 22% between 2020 and 2030, making it more difficult for companies to recruit skilled programmers and build in-house teams.
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OPERATIONS

CI/CD tools in DevOps — which should you choose?

Automation is now a must in software development if a business wants to keep pace with dynamic market trends and customer needs. It helps with process optimization and makes the most of the budget. DevOps is an approach that allows businesses to achieve these goals as it implements a set of norms and practices. However, to make the final product really stand out, it is worth supporting the process with tools that facilitate DevOps engineers' work. CI/CD, or Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery or Continuous Deployment (CD), is one of the core paradigms in software development that benefit both process and business, thanks to its focus on delivery and quality.
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SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

MVP Strategy & Implementation for Network Applications

A minimum viable product (MVP) is a great solution for testing product viability. However, sometimes an MVP misses its mark, and there is little clue as to why it happened. One of the reasons for failure can be using the wrong MVP strategy. Read on to find out what you need to know before minimum viable product implementation and how to plan a minimum viable product properly. The main reason to invest in a minimum viable product is that an MVP helps save time and money. How? A minimum viable product is cheaper than trying to launch a full-fledged product all at once.
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SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

Python vs. C++ — what is the difference between these languages?

Python and C++ are legends among programming languages. There is probably no IT specialist who has not heard about these technologies. Their popularity translates to an immense number of sources for Python and C++. There are so many of them that it can be challenging to choose the essential information. From this article, you will learn more about how Python and C++ are different from each other. In what cases are they the go-to technology to boost a project? And in which cases do they not work out? The answers to these questions are right below.
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Everything you should know about MVP software development

Have you ever wondered what successful apps like Facebook, and Spotify have in common? They have all used MVP development to gradually become mature platforms loved by millions of customers. For many IT startups, a minimum viable product is the first goal they strive for when developing a new application. It’s a way to gather the maximum amount of validated learning about the target audience with the minimumeffort. Let’s explain more about why you should invest in MVP software development and how to create a successful MVP.
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NETWORKS

Software-Defined Networking (SDN) — a gentle introduction

The SDN approach to network architecture has been steadily gaining ground. More and more companies are designing their network infrastructure with this approach in mind. According to Statista, the traffic from SDNs and virtualized network functions in data centers from around the world in 2021 was estimated to have achieved 7.4 zettabytes. The increasing popularity of software-defined networking across a variety of industries shows how important this technology has become for global businesses. This article provides you with the classic definition of software-defined networking technology, then covers a few typical use cases and explains why software-defined networking technology is worth your time.
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