Design patterns are used to solve the recurring problems and complexities in designing software applications. The Gang of Four design patterns are divided into three categories: creational, structural, and behavioral. Creational design patterns are used to create and manage the mechanism of creating instances of classes. Structural design patterns are used to define the structure […]
Progressive web applications (PWAs) are web applications that cross the boundary between web and app. They run in your browser andcan be downloaded to run as standalone apps. With support in the latest builds of Microsoft’s Edge browser, they’re now a full-fledged part of the Window ecosystem, with big names like Twitter implemented as PWAs
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Microsoft bowed to the reality that enterprises won’t purge Windows 7 by its January 2020 retirement, and has announced it will sell extended support for three years past that deadline. Called “Windows 7 Extended Security Updates” (ESU), the after-drop-dead deal will add support through January 2023, according to Microsoft. The news was part of a
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Traditional enterprise risk management consisted of reactive reactionary efforts to specific domains such as cyber security, fraud detection, regulatory compliance, and legal compliance. Often, the goal was simply to minimize, not preclude, any damage. But with expanding regulations and noncompliance penalties, and the influx of big data technology, this paradigm has been replaced by proactive
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With 17 other students and friends, Ma founded Alibaba out of his apartment in 1999. It’s since grown into a $ 420 billion giant but now Ma has revealed his plan to detach himself from the corporate structure, so he can focus on his philanthropic ventures. The move isn’t a huge…. TechSpot
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Windows 10 on Chromebooks? At first, it sounds downright stupid. You can already do just about everything on a Chromebook with Chrome OS, including running a ton of Windows apps. Why bother? I have some ideas, but first, the background. The eagle-eyed developers at XDA Developers have spotted a new Google Pixelbook firmware branch. This
NVIDIA may have been in the news for the past week for its GeForce RTX family of gaming graphics cards, but we haven’t forgotten about AMD. The company today announced a new high-end graphics solution destined for high-density data center applications. T… HotHardware.com News Rss Feed
In the digital age, where data storage and accessibility are paramount, having a reliable network-attached storage (NAS) solution is essential for both personal and professional use. Seagate, a pioneer in storage technology, offers the perfect solution with its 4TB IronWolf NAS SATA Hard Drive (ST4000VN008). Designed for NAS servers and personal cloud storage systems, the
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When a new design “feature” is introduced on a smartphone, it doesn’t take long for the copying machines to fire up. Take for instance the display notch. The notch didn’t make much of an impression when it debuted on the Essential Phone last year, but… HotHardware.com News Rss Feed
Microsoft’s Your Phone App now available on Windows Store (Download for Android) Microsoft’s most anticipated ‘Your Phone’ app is now available for download on the Window’s Store. YouPhone app is a solution for seamless transition between your PC and your phone. Initially, the app was only available for users accepted into Windows Insider program; which
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The Official Neverwinter Online Twitter published an interesting tweet yesterday. It included a picture of a horse-drawn wagon in Protector’s Enclave and the phrase, “You think this might be the place?” This year the D&D S… Overclockers Club news Feed
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Podcasts seem to be everywhere this year. They’re the perfect medium for tuning out from the world, and also for tuning in a little closer to your industry and learning something along the way. Recently, we’ve come across (and been featured on) some incredible podcasts in our industry including The Ruby on Rails Podcast and Giant Robots Smashing
