Regarding application development, there are two primary approaches. They are Low Code and traditional coding. This visual approach (LCAD) / no-code development has gained popularity in recent years due to its promise of faster development times and ease of use. However, traditional coding remains a tried-and-true method for building complex applications. This article will … [Read more...] about Low Code vs Traditional Coding: Which is More Effective for Application Development?
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Why a Backup of Data is Important?
While Apostle Matthew is speaking about the end times, a backup of your data is just as important. You never know when your PC or server may crash. Losing data is like losing the last piece of paper you wrote or the cherished photographs in your family album. This could spell the end of the world for you, so you need to take precautions to ensure that it will survive any … [Read more...] about Why a Backup of Data is Important?
Sonarworks True-Fi Calibration Software Review
I'm going to do that thing that I do when I explain that I am not really an audiophile. In case you haven't figured it out yet, this is what I do when I am reviewing headphones, because I often don't hear a difference between two individual sets of phones. However, I had the opportunity to review Sonarworks True-Fi calibration software for my PC, and I can honestly say that I … [Read more...] about Sonarworks True-Fi Calibration Software Review
VisionTek USB Flash Drive available in 3.0, and 120GB or 240GB options
I see that there is no end to what VisionTek can do. First there was that USB Hub, and now there is the USB Pocket SSD thumb drive. You read the headline correctly on this one. Not only is it USB 3.0, but they are available in 120GB and 240GB. These USB drives are packed with a high-performance LSI SandForce controller that can read at 455 MB per second, and write at … [Read more...] about VisionTek USB Flash Drive available in 3.0, and 120GB or 240GB options
The System Mechanic from iolo
It isn't often that I review some performance solutions software, but I had a chance to try out iolo's System Mechanic. It is always difficult to review something that improves your PC, for you don't know how well it will work if you don't use it If you want to see it for yourself, just go to iolo.com and download it. It costs about $39.95 (for now), and it is made for … [Read more...] about The System Mechanic from iolo
Say goodbye to Windows XP
Did you know that 75 percent of ATM machines still use Windows XP? Speaking of Windows XP, Microsoft will no longer support this 13-year-old operating system, even though it is the No. 2 operating system. Okay, that is enough surprising statistics. Microsoft will not be providing any patches or updates against viruses. Many fear that this will make Windows XP machines … [Read more...] about Say goodbye to Windows XP
Google I/O 2013, the bullet points
Every year, Google hosts its big I/O conference. Last year, it served as a stage to introduce Jelly Bean and that elusive Nexus Q. This year, there are also some interesting things on display, and here are the bullet points: • Conversational Search: Apparently, Google is working on some method of searching that could make the verbal search engine Siri look very, very bad. … [Read more...] about Google I/O 2013, the bullet points
Windows Blue (Version 8.1) is coming, and it is free
For a while, Microsoft has been talking in code about Windows Blue, but as to what it is...well, we now know. Windows Blue is apparently Windows 8.1, and it will be a free, yes, free update. I'm not certain why there was all this secrecy, but Microsoft apparently broke the news with a call to its shareholders. I guess some big unveiling was out of the question, eh? … [Read more...] about Windows Blue (Version 8.1) is coming, and it is free
Facebook Home could transform Android phones into social networking machines
In addition to the HTC First, Facebook was quite a busy company with the introduction of Facebook Home. Facebook Home is a "suite of apps and a homescreen replacement for Android phones". It is an entirely free, and it makes the home screen about content rather than a bunch of apps. All of your friend's updates are seen in real-time on the device's homescreen, which is … [Read more...] about Facebook Home could transform Android phones into social networking machines
Google Reader gets shut down
I'm sure that all of you know that most of my posts are inspired by other posts. And for years, I have been viewing them on Google Reader. It is funny how the thing that you think is going to be permanent just leaves one day. One day I am trying to find the latest on tech, and then I see a window on Google Reader saying that Reader is going down. I'm not certain why … [Read more...] about Google Reader gets shut down