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10 Key Capabilities for Success with Low Code
The bare minimum requirements of low-code solutions are that they enable fast app delivery and are easy to use. With the excitement of being able to quickly and easily build and deliver an application, many companies don’t look beyond those capabilities to see what limits they may run into as they make a decision to adopt a new application development platform. It is often 6 to 9 months after adopting a low-code platform when they start to understand potential critical problems like a rigid architecture, lack of extensibility, inadequate UX for B2C apps, limitations in mobile functionality, outdated web capabilities, weak security, and more. By the time these become obvious it can be hard to change.
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The API Buyer’s Guide
In this guide, we’ll outline the key questions technical leaders should ask when considering an API solution and provide best practices for evaluating options, including:
- The Benefits of API Solutions
- The Cost of Building an Integration In-House
- Technical Criteria for Evaluating APIs
- How to Structure a POC (Proof of Concept)
- How to Successfully Implement an API
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The Developer’s Guide to IMAP
Send and sync mail into your application with IMAP.
IMAP isn’t as simple as login, fetch, log out – underneath the surface, IMAP contains nuances that can cause any developer massive headaches.
Download this guide to learn:
- IMAP: the protocols, commands, and scopes
- IMAP gotchas: volatile UIDs, deleting messages, receiving notifications
- A better way to integrate with IMAP
Download guide today!
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6 Tips for an executive to bring security into the DevOps Era
Extending DevOps to your software application security team shifts security from being a bottleneck to an enabler. This whitepaper discusses the benefits of being a DevOps-ready IT organization. Some of the benefit included are :
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The 15 iPaaS providers that matter most
- Current offering. Each vendor’s position on the vertical axis of the Forrester Wave graphic indicates the strength of its current offering. Key criteria for these solutions include integration scenarios, management functions, capabilities to ease integration development, and platform characteristics.
- Strategy. Placement on the horizontal axis indicates the strength of the vendors’ strategies. We evaluated product strategy and market approach.
- Market presence. Represented by the size of the markers on the graphic, our market presence scores reflect each vendor’s revenue and number of customers.
To learn all you’ll need to know about the iPaaS market, read this important report today.
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11 facts that iPaaS providers might be hiding from you
Among the facts you should know before making a choice are these:
- Is the provider profitable?
- Do they offer complete API management capabilities?
- Do they offer a hybrid solution?
- Do they do more than simply connect cloud applications?
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2019 Open Source Security Report: Challenges and Positive Trends
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Phased Approach to Securing DevOps for Mobile Apps
The rise of agile and mobile has fueled digital transformation across every industry, which has given rise to internal efficiency-focused initiatives like DevOps. With the prominence of mobile-first strategies within digital businesses, the speed and complexity of mobile create challenges for organizations looking to secure the data handled by mobile apps. If you are on the journey to secure DevOps for your mobile apps, this ebook is for you.
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Creating data’s ‘Golden Record’ for quality
Noted SQL Server MVP and founding editor of SSWUG.org Stephen Wynkoop addresses the challenges of achieving quality data, the negative effects of poor data quality on your business, and the importance of the single customer view (SCV) to an effective data quality regimen. Wynkoop explores different data quality implementations in SQL Server, citing Melissa’s unique survivorship approach. Learn more.
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Test Automation Strategy for Beginners
One of the challenges teams face when transitioning to continuous testing within DevOps is the oversimplification found in many models. These often underestimate the effort and time required. For new projects and small teams, you can begin with a pure agile approach, utilize the best new tools, and glory in the lack of technical and process debt.
- Create a pipeline blueprint
- Leverage the cloud
- Start small, but start now
- Embrace automation
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3 Essential Building Blocks of Continuous Testing
Organizations – and developers – need to innovate to stay competitive, and with release schedules shrinking all the time, it’s more likely that a business-threatening bug might slip through to production.
Successfully implementing CT, which aims to avoid business-killing software failures, depends on continuous alignment between people, processes, and technology in the organization. Each of these three are essential elements to a properly functioning CT organization.
Download this whitepaper to learn more about these elements, as well as how to develop a five-step plan for building your CT foundation.
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Monitoring your network with time series data
Download this whitepaper to learn how A platform to which all monitoring data can converge for storage, alerting and processing is how monitoring should be approached strategically.
