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appsignal

Monitoring Django Query Performance with AppSignal

Apr 16, 2026 By Dejan Lukić In AppSignal
Slow database queries are really a pain. It’s easy to blame Django for taking ages to process a request, but the real issue may lie in an SQL query not doing what it should be. These performance degrading queries are often hiding in plain sight. By the time you notice them, they are already affecting your end users. AppSignal is an application performance monitoring (APM) tool with support for Python and Django out of the box.
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oril

Your Data Is Never Enough: Turning Listings Into Intelligent Property Insights

Apr 16, 2026 By Roman Havrylyuk In ORIL
Most real estate platforms feel they have a solid foundation with their existing data: listings, photos, pricing, and descriptions. This data is a powerful starting point. However, the real opportunity lies in transforming this raw input into genuine intelligence for critical decisions—like optimizing property pricing, refining search rankings, or personalizing listing recommendations. Raw listing data is the necessary input; adding context is the key to unlocking its massive, untapped value.
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ghost-inspector

How AI-Generated Code is Changing Software Testing

Apr 16, 2026 By Ghost Inspector In Ghost Inspector
AI coding tools have quickly become part of everyday software development. What started as an experiment is now a normal part of how many teams write, ship, and update code, with tools like GitHub Copilot, Cursor AI code editor, Anthropic’s Claude, and ChatGPT being used across a wide range of workflows. The productivity gains are real. Developers are moving faster, shipping more changes, and spending less time on repetitive work. But as output increases, so does the risk.
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loadfocus

LoadFocus vs JMeter Comparison: Which Load Testing Tool Fits Enterprise Needs in 2026?

Apr 16, 2026 By LoadFocus In LoadFocus
Ask any enterprise architect about load testing platforms, and you’ll hear plenty about horsepower, integrations, and feature lists. Yet, the reality is often counterintuitive: the most powerful tool isn’t always the right one. Over the years, I’ve seen teams exhaust budgets or miss critical performance issues by reaching for the so-called “Swiss Army knife” of testing, only to discover too late that they needed a precision instrument – or the reverse.
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nodesource

A Better Streams Model for JavaScript Is Taking Shape

Apr 16, 2026 By Estefany Aguilar In NodeSource
If you’ve worked with Node.js in production, you already know that streams are not a niche feature. They are part of the foundation. They power how data moves through systems, how I/O is handled, and ultimately, how applications scale. For years, that foundation has held up remarkably well. At the same time, many developers—junior and senior alike—have shared a similar feeling: while streams are powerful, they don’t always feel natural to work with.
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Complete beginner's guide to test automation | TestComplete

Apr 16, 2026 By SmartBear In SmartBear
Learn how to get started with TestComplete in this comprehensive beginner's tutorial. TestComplete is an automated testing platform for desktop, web, and mobile applications – and this guide will help you create your first test in just minutes. What You'll Learn: This video is perfect for test automation engineers and developers new to automated testing. Whether you're testing desktop applications, web apps, or mobile interfaces, this tutorial covers the essential features every TestComplete user needs to know.
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kong

Automating Agreement Workflows with Kong Konnect and Docusign for Developers

Apr 16, 2026 By Claudio Acquaviva In Kong
Digital agreements are at the heart of many critical business processes. As companies modernize their technology stacks and adopt API-driven architectures, integrating agreement workflows directly into applications has become increasingly important. Traditional agreement processes were slow and heavily manual. Documents were often created in office tools, shared through email, printed, signed physically, and stored across multiple systems.
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