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UX

The power of UX benchmarking in design and development

The market success of your software product depends on the user experience. Excellent user experience means higher user satisfaction, higher retention, increased customer loyalty, and steady income. To ensure a good user experience for your product, consider using UX benchmarking as one of your metrics. In this article, we will mostly focus on UX benchmarking and its key issues. UX benchmarking is a process where with the help of key metrics, you can assess your own product or compare it with competitor products.
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SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

Top 7 code coverage tools for Java

It is not a secret that writing code can sometimes take less time than making sure it works correctly. Running tests is crucial to guarantee the new build of your software has a successful release. Automating this task can save a lot of time for your developers and reduce time to market. But how can you be sure the tests you run are efficient enough? It is logical to strive to test as much of your code and as thoroughly as possible. That is why, for example, unit testing is used; it allows testing of smaller, logically isolated pieces of code like a property or a function.
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SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

Best practices for microservices you should adopt

Microservices are all the rage these days. But the simple fact of implementing microservices architecture on your project doesn’t guarantee success. There are certain recommended practices that you should follow when it comes to microservices. Only then can you be sure that you will unlock the full potential of microservices architecture. Before learning in-depth about what you should keep in mind when adopting microservices, let’s quickly recap what they actually are. Microservices architecture presupposes building an application as a bunch of loosely coupled independent components.
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OPERATIONS

DevOps lifecycle: everything you need to know

DevOps is transforming how software is built and deployed by offering a more collaborative working environment and bridging the gaps between development, operations, and quality assurance. However, to fully profit from all the advantages that DevOps has to offer, it is recommended to adopt the complete DevOps lifecycle process. In this article, we’ll explain the DevOps lifecycle, its phases, and the tools used to build software. DevOps is a widely used methodology and is already well-known in the IT industry.
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NETWORKS

Berkeley Packet Filter (BPF) — general overview

At CodiLime, we believe that sharing knowledge with both our external and internal communities creates an organizational culture founded on innovation. That is why we organize regular online events during which our coworkers share their first-hand experiences and know-how on particular network and software development cases. Our latest event was held around the topic of the Berkeley Packet Filter, introduced by our senior software engineer, Łukasz Kszonowski. During his presentation, Łukasz covered the following topics:
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DATA

Data Science vs. Data Analytics — main differences overview

We live in a world where data is ubiquitous. Websites track all their users’ every click. Your phone carries a map of where you are and where you’ve been. Smart homes record information about their occupants and sales sites collect data about your buying habits. More and more people want to look for usable information in the data, to draw practical conclusions. This interest in data has developed rapidly and widely with the consequence that companies are looking for professionals with data-driven skills to deal with specific data problems.
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SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

What is microservices architecture — types, tools, pros and cons

If you try to imagine an employee of a large organization who is supposed to run an entire business process on their own, from start to finish, and describe that hypothetical worker to anyone, it will definitely raise a few eyebrows. Indeed, it is strange to think that just one person should be in charge of, let’s say, purchases, accounting and maintenance at the same time. However, until recently, it was perfectly normal to expect the same from an app. Monolithic architecture used to be the main approach to building an application, and a lot of apps are still built as a single service.
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SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

Everything you should know about Requirements Engineering

According to Harvard Business Review, more than half of projects fail due to poor management. One of the biggest reasons for project failure is poorly handled requirements, which can derail a project at any point. To mitigate the project failure risk, you need to define the client’s needs and have a proper process that will transform those needs into actionable requirements. In this article, we will tell you more about requirements engineering and its process. As process management seems to be one of the most important aspects of software development, we will also cover some crucial mistakes to avoid.
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DATA

Data lake vs. data warehouse — differences in data management

The day-to-day activities of any organization bring in a lot of information. This data needs to be tracked, stored, and eventually analyzed to allow the business to learn and grow. The bigger the organization, the more data it has, so where a simple database used to be enough for data storage, increasingly often new solutions are required. When it comes to managing big data, i.e. vast amounts of data from multiple data sources in multiple formats, two solutions have become very popular over the years: data warehouses and data lakes.
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