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Understanding the Basics of TOGAF: A Beginner’s Guide
Introduction TOGAF, which stands for The Open Group Architecture Framework, is a widely recognized enterprise architecture framework used by leading businesses globally. This blog aims to provide a comprehensive beginner’s guide to understanding the basics of TOGAF, its significance, and how it can benefit organizations. TOGAF is an enterprise architecture standard that offers a high-level […]
Benefits of Implementing TOGAF in Your Organization
Introduction: The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF) is a widely recognized and comprehensive method for developing and managing enterprise architectures. Implementing TOGAF in your organization can bring many benefits, from better alignment of IT with business goals to improved architecture development. This blog explores the benefits of implementing TOGAF and how it can positively impact […]
The Crucial Steps to Success: Preparing for an Order Management Project
Embarking on an order management project is a significant undertaking for any organization. It involves not only implementing new systems but also reshaping processes and workflows. The success of such projects hinges on meticulous preparation, particularly in terms of collecting and categorizing requirements and effectively managing the associated change. In this article, we will delve […]
Essential Array Methods Guide: Part 2
In continuation of Part 1, we will now delve into essential array methods that enhance your JavaScript toolkit. These methods allow you to effortlessly handle complex data manipulation tasks, opening new possibilities for your projects. isArray() isArray() is your trusty detector for identifying arrays. Just pass any value to Array.isArray(), and it quickly tells you whether […]
Essential Array Methods Guide: Part 1
Arrays are a cornerstone of JavaScript programming, offering a versatile way to keep and manage data. In this initial segment, we`ll explore the essential array methods that every JavaScript developer should know. If you’re eager to advance further, keep an eye out for advanced array methods in JavaScript. Introduction to Essential Array Methods Arrays are […]
Create and Retrieve Secrets from the Azure Key Vault using an ASP.Net Core Application
As everyone knows, maintaining application-level security for passwords, certificates, API keys, and other data is a bit of a critical thing. It was necessary for my project to safeguard the SMTP password. I wanted to know how to protect my SMTP password in some way. I then discovered the Azure Key vault concept and began […]
Exploring Vue.js: A Thorough Guide to HTML Binding, Event Management, and Loop Iteration
Binding Methods and Functions in Vue.js Binding methods in Vue.js connect functions defined in the Vue instance to events or directives in the template, enabling interactivity. <template> <!– Interpolation –> <p>{{ message }}</p> <!– Using v-bind directive –> <a v-bind:href=”url”>Learm More</a> <!– Using shorthand : –> <a :href=”url”>Read More…</a> <button v-on:click=”handleClick”>Click me!</button> <!– Using shorthand […]
useFormState in Next.js: Form Management
In my previous blog, we had discussed using server actions with our forms and managing the loading state with the new useFormStatus hook from react-dom. In this one, we are going to explore another experimental hook from react-dom: useFormState. Concisely, useFormState is a hook to which we provide a function to manipulate form data. The […]
Which Components Are Available Out of the Box with Sitecore XP Using SXA? A Quick Reference Guide
When planning a new website, a web development team must identify the essential components required for completion. These pieces are often called components. Assuming the site is being built using a Content Management System (CMS), most, if not all of these platforms will have their own set of “out of the box” components. Out of […]
Understanding JavaScript Web APIs: Part 3
Welcome back to the third part of our series on essential Web APIs! If you haven’t had the opportunity to explore Part 2 yet, where we extensively covered the nuances of the Web History API and Web Storage API, I encourage you to catch up here to gain valuable insights into efficiently managing browser history […]
Understanding JavaScript Web APIs: Part 2
Welcome back to the continuation of our journey through crucial Web APIs! For newcomers to our series, I highly recommend diving into Part 1, accessible here, where we extensively cover the fundamental aspects of the Web Forms API. Continuing our journey, let’s delve into further exploration of vital Web APIs, including the Web History API […]