A custom API is a unique interface built to allow different applications to interact with your system. Unlike generic APIs, a custom API is specifically designed to meet the needs of your project, enabling tailored functionality like retrieving data, processing requests, or integrating with third-party services. Building a Custom API gives you complete control over […]
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Acquia Source: What it is, and why you should be learning to use it
Meet Acquia Source Acquia Source powered by Drupal is Acquia’s SaaS solution to streamline building, managing, and deploying websites at scale, representing a fundamental shift in how organizations approach digital experience creation. This innovative platform combines the power of Drupal with a modern component-based architecture, delivering a unique hybrid approach that bridges traditional CMS capabilities […]
AI in Medical Device Software: From Concept to Compliance
Whether you’re building embedded software for next-gen diagnostics, modernizing lab systems, or scaling user-facing platforms, the pressure to innovate is universal, and AI is becoming a key differentiator. When embedded into the software development lifecycle (SDLC), AI offers a path to reduce costs, accelerate timelines, and equip the enterprise to scale with confidence. But AI […]
Cypress Automation: Tag-Based Parallel Execution with Custom Configuration
Custom Parallel Execution Using Tags: To enhance the performance of Cypress tests, running them in parallel is a proven approach. While Cypress offers a built-in parallel execution feature, a more flexible and powerful method is tag-based parallel execution using a custom configuration. This method allows to fine-tune which tests are executed concurrently, based on tags […]
Document Summarization with AI on Amazon Bedrock
Objective Enable automated document summarization by allowing us to upload TXT, PDF, or DOCX files, extracting content, summarizing it using Amazon Bedrock, and delivering the summary either via API response or by storing it for future retrieval. Why This Is Needed Organizations face information overload with a large number of documents. Manual summarization is time-consuming […]
C# + GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio 2022
What is GitHub Copilot? GitHub Copilot is an AI-powered programming assistant that assists developers by generating code based on their comments and existing code. Now natively integrated into Visual Studio 2022, it supports multiple languages, including C#. Steps to Set Up GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio 2022 Prerequisites Visual Studio 2022 – Version 17.10 or later .NET […]
Configuring Adjustment Period in Data Exchange
An “adjustment period” refers to any accounting period used to adjust balances before the year-end closing. These periods are adjusted to “per12” and consequently are referred to as “per13”. The dates within the adjustment period overlap with regular accounting periods. In Data Exchange, adjustments are processed in Period Mappings where the mapping of adjustment period between source and target […]
How to Track User Interactions in React with a Custom Event Logger
In today’s data-driven world, understanding how users interact with your application is no longer optional , it’s essential. Every scroll, click, and form submission tells a story, a story about what your users care about, what they ignore, and where they might be facing friction. This is where event tracking and analytics come into play. Traditionally, developers and product […]
Understanding Next.js Caching Mechanism
Next.js’s caching mechanism tends to be quite complicated. It may cause some bugs in your code that can be tough to track down and resolve. This article tries to thoroughly explain the various components of Next.js’s caching system, enabling readers to utilize it effectively and harness its significant performance benefits. Caching stores data temporarily to […]
Zero Trust & Infosec Mesh: Org’s Survival Guide
Zero Trust & Cybersecurity Mesh: The New Security Paradigm Traditional cybersecurity methods have fallen apart under their own presumptions in a world where employees access systems from kitchen counters, cafés, and even virtual reality headsets, and data is no longer housed behind a single firewall. It’s not only that the castle-and-moat model(a classic method in […]
Technical Deep Dive: File Structure and Best Practices in Karate DSL
In the world of API test automation, Karate DSL stands out for its simplicity, power, and ability to handle both HTTP requests and validations in a readable format. At the heart of every Karate test lies the feature file — a neatly structured script that combines Gherkin syntax with Karate’s DSL capabilities. Whether you’re a […]
Python Meets Power Automate: Trigger via URL
Want to trigger Power Automate flows from anywhere using just a URL—even from a Python script? Whether you’re working with automation scripts, web apps, or external systems, Power Automate makes it easy to integrate workflows using HTTP requests. In this guide, you’ll learn how to set up a flow that can be triggered via URL—step by […]