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Is it Worthy Learning Django

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You should totally check  Django!  It is written in Python and Python is amazing, clean, easy to learn, and one of the most taught programming languages. Without a doubt, the tech market is overflowed with frameworks, but Django is a good place to start as it has the nicest documentation and tutorials in software development. Now, for the main attraction – the advantages and disadvantages of using Django. Major Advantages Of Django : Written in Python - Django is one of the web frameworks which are written in Python programming language. Hence, it becomes easier for programmers to build web applications with  clean, readable, and maintainable code  by taking advantage of syntax rules of Python. Also, the developers can easily curtail the development time by building custom web applications without writing additional code. Django and Python are Core Solutions in : Internet of Things Blue chip companies IT giants (NASA, Google and more) FinTech companies in Silicon Valley

GitHub vs Bitbucket: Which is Right for Your Development Team?

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Choosing the right source control platform for your team is one of the most important decisions you’re going to make. There’s a good chance that you’ll choose Git for the version control software (VCS) itself, but the platform where the code lives is equally important. Many times, it comes down to Bitbucket vs GitHub. Over the years the two have grown strong communities and userbases. In this post we want to take a look at both platforms to see which would better serve your development team’s needs. GitHub vs Bitbucket: The Basics If you are a newcomer to Git, GitHub, and Bitbucket entirely, you may want to have a look at  our beginner’s guide to Git . It will walk you through the fundamentals and get you prepped for understanding just what is going on in this article. If you boil it down to the most basic and fundamental difference between GitHub and Bitbucket, it is this: GitHub is focused around public code, and Bitbucket is for private. Basically, GitHub has a huge open-so

Software Development in Business Marketing

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How Software Development Can Boost Your Marketing Team's Efforts There’s no doubt that it’s a new era for digital marketing. The irruption of new technologies in the form of automation, artificial intelligence (AI)-powered tools and big data analytics has changed the marketing landscape. Understanding Modern Marketing Trends Knowing what modern marketing trends can bring to the table will help you determine whether they’ll work for your company. I think all of these will somewhat impact your brand in the near future, so it’s good to learn about them now to see what you can expect. • Artificial intelligence (AI):  AI is all over the place now and for a reason. With its aid, you can analyze consumer behavior and identify patterns through the use of data coming from social media and your website. Working with AI software also allows you and your marketing team to make more informed decisions when it comes to defining the best channels for your communications, yo

Future of Software Development and DevOps

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Interoperability And The Future Of Software Development Why don’t my content preferences on Netflix inform my Amazon Prime account? And vice versa? Why don’t my health care records follow me around the byzantine health care system? How come every time I get into my Subaru, my iPhone plays a U2 song I never downloaded, instead of remembering what I was listening to last in Spotify? With all the artificial intelligence (AI) present in these systems, why am I not better understood? Why? Because companies tend to believe that this kind of interoperability is not in their business interest. The thinking goes that putting up barriers can make a service sticky. That means not having to worry about winning a customer’s love over and over. It is this mindset that has seen a generation of startup companies burn through venture capital in a race to dominate a particular market. Don’t get me wrong. I love these companies and the amazing experiences they have created. But

Version control in software engineering

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Version control is a staple of modern application development, as it enables developers, testers and project managers to view and make changes to software without risk of file loss or confusion. The vast majority of development teams use a version control system as part of their code creation workflow. In addition, version control tools enable developers to focus only on an individual feature or bug fix without disrupting work on the primary application. This essential guide explains basic concepts of version control in software engineering. With this advice, you will learn how developers use version control to collaborate and thrive and why it is important. Follow along to conceptualize a version control strategy that works for everyone on an Agile team. How software teams work with version control Enterprises place more value on software development than ever before. Developers, testers and even ops professionals must quickly write, test, commit and deploy quality

Documentation is Very vital before you develop any system or app

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Technical documentation in software engineering is the umbrella term that encompasses all written documents and materials dealing with software product development. All software development products, whether created by a small team or a large corporation, require some related documentation. And different types of documents are created through the whole  software development lifecycle  (SDLC). Documentation exists to explain product functionality, unify project-related information, and allow for discussing all significant questions arising between stakeholders and developers. Project documentation by stages and purpose On top of that, documentation errors can set gaps between the visions of stakeholders and engineers and, as a result, a proposed solution won’t meet stakeholders expectations. Consequently, managers should pay a lot of attention to documentation quality. Agile and waterfall approaches The documentation types that the team produces and its scope depending on the s