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Will WebAssembly replace JavaScript?

Reading Time: 4 minutes One of the most powerful innovations in recent past decades for the internet, WebAssembly is an open standard that defines a portable binary-code format for executable programs. It is fast and portable in the real sense. What makes it really useful is the fact that most of the programming languages including Rust and C++ have wasm as the compile target. Rust is a very powerful Continue Reading

What makes CockroachDB Unique !!

Reading Time: 3 minutes In my blog today, I will be comparing CockroachDB with the existing databases like MySQL, Oracle, Cassandra, HBase and so on.. Let’s have a look at what makes CockroachDB different from other databases. Referring the following table we can compare different databases against each other depending on their features. As we can see, most of the features are present in CockroachDB, but the main concern Continue Reading

Scala-IOT : What is Mqtt ? How it is lightweight ?

Reading Time: 4 minutes We have already stepped in the world of IOT ! And if you do find it fascinating then stay tuned to this series , or you can signup for our newsletter so you can directly get a message in your inbox whenever it is published ! So we established our basic understanding in our last blog post of what is IOT and how it is Continue Reading

Mastering in Frontend : Getting Into Concepts – Part 1

Reading Time: 5 minutes All about AnguarJs, ReactJs, BackboneJs, JQuery and other libraries, from the intro to the actual concept.

Comparing Google App Engine and Amazon EC2 on Business Drivers

Reading Time: 4 minutes In our last post, we compared the leading cloud vendors on technology. In this post, we would like to look at the business benefits of moving to either GAE or Amazon EC2. If you believe the recent hype in the cloud space, including the Gartner reports then you would see that the cloud is here to stay. What would make sense is to keep a Continue Reading

Comparing Google App Engine and Amazon EC2 on Technology

Reading Time: 6 minutes Recently, at a prospective client, we were asked to make a comparison between Amazon EC2 and Google App Engine. Having recently done fairly large-scale projects on both of them, we think that we could make a fairly valid summarization of our thoughts. With this post, I would like to put our thoughts out for consumption and debate. The three parameters on which I would like Continue Reading