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like a rigid architecture, lack of extensibility, inadequate UX for B2C apps, limitations in mobile functionality, outdated web capabilities, weak security, and more.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.
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
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
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 :
•An increase of 25-30% in capacity creation (i.e., freeing up people and resources to work on other priorities)
• A 50-75% reduction in time-to-market
• A greater than 50% reduction in failure rates
Read this whitepaper to learn why improving the DevOps maturity of your security program is critical to time-to-market and product quality and resilience.
In its 2019 Forrester Wave on the iPaaS market, the research firm identifies the companies leading the way to better integration. Forrester put the criteria used for its report into three buckets:
- 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.
The rush to cloud has created a surge in iPaaS providers. As will all things, some are better than others.
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?
In this eBook, you’re learn to ask these and other important questions. Read it today.
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A unified testing solution can serve DevOps teams with greater effectiveness. It is also key to achieving continuous testing. But to get there, your solution must be built upon the following four pillars:
– Streamlined test creation and maintenance.
– Scalable test execution within the pipeline.
– A stable and secure lab within the cloud.
– Smart test analysis and reporting.
Attend this webinar to learn what each of these pillars provides, why DevOps teams need a unified solution, and how continuous testing enables organizations to keep pace with today’s software development and delivery.
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Predictive analytics is now the #1 feature on application roadmaps. Developers of all skill levels are creating predictive algorithms and making headway on new projects in their spare time.
Fortunately, you don’t have to be a data scientist to get started with predictive analytics. Join this webinar to get a quick-and-dirty guide to predictive analytics from Sriram Parthasarathy, the senior director of predictive analytics at Logi Analytics.
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Open source components form the foundation of modern applications, but ineffective open source risk management can lead to security breaches that negatively affect your business and damage your brand. The Open Source Security and Risk Analysis (OSSRA) report examines trends in open source usage and risk management practices based on the audits of more than 1,200 codebases.
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As applications are being redesigned into microservices for a composable architecture – primarily driven by agility needs for faster evolution – a key thought line that evolved is the need for separation of state and business logic. What is missing in this thought line, however, is a clear understanding of the nuances of this separation.
In this brief session, we will discuss key considerations when choosing a data architecture to support your journey into a composable architecture built on a microservices foundation.
Recorded Event: Organizations want to adopt artificial intelligence to speed up testing, and free humans from mundane tasks, but unlike other industry initiatives, you can’t simply download a tool and have it work. Real AI has real benefits, but it takes time to realize them. Feeding the system data and then training it to learn are among the first steps needed to get there.
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While Low-Code development platforms are still in the early stages of adoption, many enterprise leaders are already pigeon-holing them — and may be missing out on their greatest potential. While these platforms can unquestionably help enterprises relieve the development backlog, reduce costs, and improve efficiency, that’s just the beginning of the story. The real hero of the low-code epic: the limitless transformation of the customer experience.
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