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Five steps towards better software for A11Y accessibility

Dec 6, 2021 By Eran Kinsbruner, Chief Evangelist In Perforce

The A11Y movement is an important one, because it refers to how accessible software is to everyone, ensuring that apps can be used by the maximum number of people to ensure inclusivity. The A11Y is a numeronym, with 11 referring to the number of letters that the word 'accessibility' contains between 'a' and 'y'. Nor is this just about reaching the most potential customers: with increasing numbers of websites and apps being used for healthcare, government and more, A11Y has become a must. After all, in many countries, accessibility is a right protected by law.

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Service Mocks: Scaling a SaaS Demo with Traffic Replay

Dec 6, 2021 By Ken Ahrens In Speedscale

Building, running and scaling SaaS demo systems that run around the clock is a big engineering challenge. Through the power of traffic replay, we scaled our demos in a huge way. A few weeks ago we launched a new demo sandbox. This is actually a second generation version of our existing demo system that I built a few months ago (codename: decoy). Because the traffic viewer page shows the most recent data by default, you need to constantly be pumping new data in there. Any type of real-time SaaS system is going to have a similar requirement. So this needs to be planned.

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Creating and Analyzing a Customer Service Report: Tips and Best Practices

Dec 6, 2021 By Jessica Malnik In Databox

Struggling to create a comprehensive customer service report? Here’s everything you need to know, including tips for better data analysis.

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JavaScript Constructors: What You Need to Know

Dec 6, 2021 By Rollbar In Rollbar

A constructor is a special function that creates and initializes an object instance of a class. In JavaScript, a constructor gets called when an object is created using the new keyword. The purpose of a constructor is to create a new object and set values for any existing object properties.

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A Beginner's Guide to Morgan NPM Logger

Dec 6, 2021 By Janani In Atatus

One of the most popular Node.js web frameworks is Express.js. It enables you to rapidly and easily create APIs and other web applications. However, constructing a server is only half the battle; the other half is keeping it running. You should read the logs to have a solid grasp of what's going on with your application.

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The state of mobile shopping apps - Download Bitrise's report!

Dec 6, 2021 By Bitrise In Bitrise

Modern-day retail is going through a massive shift. Advancements in technology — especially on mobile — are changing how we shop.

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Bitrise Checks Plus on GitHub

Dec 6, 2021 By Anna Bátki In Bitrise

See your Bitrise test result summaries on GitHub as a Check and fix issues more quickly, on the spot.

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Moving from Passive BI to Active Intelligence

Dec 6, 2021 By Qlik In Qlik

Learn how and why organizations are shifting their focus from passive BI to Active Intelligence.

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Active Intelligence Platform

Dec 6, 2021 By Qlik In Qlik

Today’s data-driven demands can’t be met with BI as you’ve known it. Learn how Qlik's Active Intelligence enables organizations to recognize the full potential of their data and analytics leveraging real-time information designed to trigger immediate actions and value.

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