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Since its release in 2011, React JS framework has taken the web development world by storm. For example, in the Stack Overflow survey for 2021, React was picked as the most often used framework by developers and the one most developers want to learn. Why? Because with React JS, building user-friendly interfaces for websites and […]

In this article, we'll explore why people still consider Scala to be a hard language to learn, then we'll debunk that myth. I'll show you,

We invited Mary Grygielski, who works as a senior developer advocate at IBM and is the Chicago Java Users Group President, to Scalac’s event “Between Business & Tech.” The digital conference platformed six speakers who shared their experiences in creating microservice-based architectures. Follow this link to watch Mary’s talk or see the whole conference. Mary […]

Introduction Whether you’re a developer, a tech lead, or a business owner that needs to decide in which technical direction you need to be heading – in the IT industry, you’re really spoiled for choice. From which languages, libraries, and tech stacks are best for you to which cloud solutions and data storage solutions you […]

Intro Frontend development is a bustling place, with a lot of new technologies coming in and out. During the last decade, we have seen a definite shift in the way web pages are developed. We no longer have to touch DOM API directly or play around with awkward Angular dependency injection. Currently, we heavily use […]

Scalac invited Zuka Kakabadze, Founder and CTO of digital signage provider Fugo.ai, to speak at its June 2021 microservices event “Between Business & Tech”.  The digital conference featured six microservice experts who shared their perspectives on the implementation of a microservices architecture. Follow this link to watch Zuka, and the other speakers’ presentations.  Zuka is […]

Intro 5G has the potential to trigger a whole new wave of industrialization because it will be the foundation for data transmission in industry 4.0 – not only in industrial production, but also in applications such as autonomous driving. But not only that,  it also has the potential to profoundly interweave itself into society and […]

Monitoring and observability The terms monitoring and observability have been bandied around a lot lately, often in confusing interchangeable contexts. They are closely connected but in essence, they approach problems from different directions. In short, monitoring is the act of collecting data, while observability is a property (and a measure https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Observability ) of a system […]

A guide to the top ten cryptocurrencies and tokens The basic philosophy on which Apple has grown throughout the years is that it tried to offer a limited range of products. Their idea was that customers do not actually seem to like having a wide range of choices of smartphones or laptops because they get […]

A quick FAQ on what you should know about financial technology services Services provided by fintech companies continue to change our daily lives. Even if you are not actively using them, they probably have an indirect impact on the way you bank, pay bills or transfer money. New entities such as neobanks that make it […]