DOM Manipulation Using D3.js

Nitin AroraDecember 4, 2018December 4, 2018Angular, Angular 6, Angular Material, AngularJS, AngularJs2.0, D3.js, HTML, JavaScript, Node.js, Web Applicationhtml, Introduction, Javascript, learning, technology, webdesign

D3 (Data-Driven Documents or D3.js) is a JavaScript library for visualizing data using web standards. It is an open-source JavaScript library developed by Mike Bostock to create custom interactive data visualizations in the web browser using SVG, HTML, and CSS. giving you the full capabilities of modern browsers and the freedom to design the right visual interface for your data.

Introduction To Katalon Studio

Abhishek BaranwalNovember 25, 2018December 5, 2018Java, Testing, Web

Once a wise man said, “A product that cannot be tested is flawed”.It also applicable in software development as well, Let me re-figure it – “A software that cannot be tested is flawed”. The testing of software acts as an important role in every software development approach, it improves the quality and value of the software against the client. In an era of automation, I’m introducing Continue Reading

Custom ErrorHandlers and Lagom

Prashant SharmaJuly 3, 2018July 12, 2018Java, Microservices, Play Framework, Reactive Application, Scala, Web ServicesErrorHandler, java, lagom, lagom1.4, Microservices, OverridingLagomErrorHandling, Play2.5, Play2.6

Hello everyone, it’s been quite a while now since I started working on Lagom(java) and it was only recently when I came across a scenario wherein I was required to override the ErrorHandler provided by Play in my Lagom microservice. As you all already know that Lagom is built on top of Play and Akka, so there will be times when we’ll be required to Continue Reading

Manipulating Server returned dates at client Side in Angular

Kritika KhandelwalJune 29, 2018September 7, 2018Angular 6, Angular Material, AngularJS, AngularJs2.0, Bootstrap, CSS, Cucumber, ExpressJs, HTML, JavaScript, jQuery, Node.js, React, ReactJS, Scala, Web, Web Application, Web Designingangular, angular 2, Angular JS, angular2.0, AngularMaterial, Design, html, Javascript, learning, Library, nodejs, programming, technology, Web, Web Application, webdesign

Hey Visitor, Have you ever faced an issue with the date values on your website, when the date and time returned from server doesn’t change according to the client timezone , for eg. values returned from server at US will be different for a client at India so we need to manipulate the received time according to Indian Time Zone. So recently, I encountered this Continue Reading

Introduction to Consul (Part-1)

Anmol MehtaJune 18, 2018July 28, 2018DevOps, Microservices, Scala, Telemetry, Web Services

In this blog, we are going to discuss an amazing tool used for service discovery and configuring services using Consul. Hold on a second!! There must be some questions in your mind: Aren’t there so many tools already doing that and are being used by everyone? Wow !! I have been using tools like Zookeeper for service discovery, And they are pretty good. Now, do Continue Reading

Fault Handling in Apigee

Prashant SharmaJune 6, 2018June 6, 2018Architecture, Cloud, Microservices, Web ServicesAPI, Apigee, ApiManagement, AssignMessagePolicy, FaultHandling, FaultRules, google

Hi all, In my previous blogs on APIGEE we: Went through the basic introduction of Apigee. Went through the main policies and how to apply them on our proxies. Saw how to extract out a header, extract a list of values out of a header. If you like you can go through those once again here: Basics of Apigee. click here Playing with Policies. click here Extract the Continue Reading

What’s new in ANGULAR 6?

Aakash JainMay 15, 2018July 18, 2018Angular 6, Angular Material, Web, Web Application, Web Designing

Angular has just released its v6. This major release focuses mainly on the toolchain and making easier for the user to create an application. As part of this release, a new version has updated core framework packages (@angular/core, @angular/common & @angular/compiler etc), the Angular CLI, and Angular Material + CDK. You can see the changelog here framework, material+cdk, cli. In this blog, I am going to explain some major changes Continue Reading

Do you know Akka-HTTP Cache?

Joseph RossMay 7, 2018June 13, 2018Akka, akka-http, Architecture, Functional Programming, Non-Blocking, Reactive Application, Scala, Tutorial, Web Application, Web Services, Web StandardAkka Http Cache, Caffeine Cache

Today we are to going to talk about a very important aspect of reactive web applications development. It’s not from the alien world, we always talk about it but we rarely want to deal with it. It’s Cache. In today’s mammoth scalable architecture, we are mostly surrounded by big design issues and somewhere here and there we neglect benefits of using a very useful concept Continue Reading

Create AWS Lambda with ease

Akhil VijayanMay 7, 2018July 19, 2018Amazon, AWS, AWS Services, Java, Scala, Web ServicesAWS Lambda, AWS SDK

Hi readers, this is my second blog on AWS lambda, I covered the basics in my previous blogs. Now we will focus on the implementation part. Before starting, please keep a check on these things: Prerequisite Setup your AWS account, click here Understanding what AWS Lambda is? click here All set let’s start.

Quick Start with Finagle

Ayush TiwariMarch 10, 2018August 9, 2018Scala, Web Servicesfinagle, twitter

Finagle is an extensible RPC system for the JVM, used to construct high-concurrency servers. It implements uniform client and server APIs for several protocols, and is designed for high performance and concurrency. Most of Finagle’s code is protocol agnostic, simplifying the implementation of new protocols. Today here I am going to implement the Finagle example using Scala where I am sending the request with some message Continue Reading

“Why do you always choose Microservices over me?” said the Monolithic architecture

Anmol SarnaFebruary 20, 2018Architecture, Microservices, Scala, Web ServicesArchitecture, distributed systems, Microservices, monolithic, scala, Scalability, technology

Ever wondered why do companies like Apple, eBay and Netflix care so much about microservices? What makes this simple architecture so special that it is being hyped so much? Is it worth the pain and efforts to shift an entire running application from monolithic to microservices architecture? Many such questions came to our minds when we started using the microservices in our projects. In this Continue Reading

How to start with Vega : The web security scanner?

Deepak MehraFebruary 5, 2018August 9, 2018Security, Security Audit, Security Guidelines, Testing, Web, Web Application

Vega – Web security scanner and web security testing platform. Alright, Today I have come up with an interesting topic which is Vega and this blog is inspired by the last blog I wrote on web security. Vega is nothing but a tool, we will talk more about Vega in a while but let’s first talk ‘Why Vega’. So, next when you are done with your Continue Reading

Lagom HeaderServiceCall: What, Why and How?

PankhurieJanuary 10, 2018September 12, 2018Java, Microservices, Scala, Web Services

For those of you who are already familiar with Lagom services, this blog post should be a breeze, and you can skip directly to Section B, where the primary focus is to differentiate between three possible ways to implement a service call in Lagom. And for those of you who are new to Lagom, I’ll make sure there is a small brief and enough links Continue Reading

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