14th June 2023

How to use the Google Play Console internal testing feature and launch the perfect apps

The number of apps and app users is increasing in leaps and bounds every day. The Google Play Store alone hosts more than 2 million apps, making it the largest app store. More and more businesses are willing to enter the app market and turn their website into APKs. As a result, many DIY WooCommerce Android app makers​ and iOS app builders have emerged in the market. It has become easier to create your own apps, test, and launch it on the app stores using specific tools and features. Today, we will be discussing one such feature that was launched by Google recently. So, stay […]
9th June 2023

Self-care and work-life balance: How to take care of yourself?

Taking care of yourself is always the first step: When people ask, “How do you maintain a work-life balance?” we always answer by saying we need self-care.  We know that the workplace has plenty of stressors. When you’re too busy to relax, your energy levels diminish, and engaging with work gets harder. These workplace stress triggers might lead to exhaustion or burnout and interfere with your stress management techniques, indicating that you need a better work-life balance. The importance of work-life balance isn’t only about having the time to put your feet up. Work-life balance demands that we disconnect from our jobs and devote energy […]
3rd June 2023

Mojo: The Programming Language for AI That Is Up To 35000x Faster Than Python

Introducing Mojo — the new programming language for AI developers. MOJO is to Python what Typescript is to Javascript. I know what you might be thinking — a new AI programming language to learn from scratch … Well, I have good news, Mojo is designed as a superset of Python, so if you already know Python learning Mojo shouldn’t be hard. But that’s not all. Mojo combines the usability of Python with the performance of C obtaining a speed that is up to 35000x faster than Python. If you’re into AI and already know Python, Mojo is definitely worth a […]
1st June 2023

Building a web application with Flutter

Flutter for web, This page covers the following steps for getting started with web support: Flutter for web, Requirements To create a Flutter app with web support, you need the following software: For more information, see the web FAQ. Create a new project with web support You can use the following steps to create a new project with web support. Set up Run the following commands to use the latest version of the Flutter SDK:content_copy  Warning: Running flutter channel stable replaces your current version of Flutter with the stable version and can take time if your connection is slow. After this, running flutter upgrade upgrades your […]
30th May 2023

How to Cache Data in PHP

What is Caching? Caching is a way to store frequently accessed data in a temporary storage location to reduce the number of times the data needs to be retrieved from its original storage location. This can greatly improve the performance of a website or application, as accessing data from cache is generally much faster than accessing it from its source. PHP provides several ways to implement caching. Let’s have a look at each of them. Output Buffering Output buffering is a technique in PHP that allows us to store the output of a PHP script in a buffer, rather than sending it […]
22nd May 2023

Google I/O 2023

Gmail will eventually write emails for you | Google’s working on releasing an AI-enhanced version of Gmail’s automated reply feature that’ll let you enter a short prompt to have the service write your whole email for you essentially. Of course, you’ll be able to customize the text Gmail generates. The feature is called Help me write, and while Google didn’t give an exact time frame, CEO Sundar Pichai said it’s coming “soon.” Google I/O 2023 We got a peek at Android 14 features Android 14 made several appearances at I/O this year. We actually didn’t hear a ton about new features, but we […]
15th May 2023

Ways to Write a Cleaner Code | Become a Better Programmer

Tips for write clean code If you have ever worked on a development team, or have looked back at some of your old codes probably you would have come across a certain block of code that looked like if someone had a fight on the keyboard while the text editor was open. The messy syntax, cramped code, and unclear variable definitions could result in a pain to read. The situation worsens when you are stuck by the deadlines and are tasked with someone else’s sloppy line of codes. Sometimes, it just moves with the flow as you are thinking and […]
6th May 2023

Tips You Can Follow To Manage Projects Successfully

To manage a project successfully, initiate what you need to accomplish or change. Then, create a plan with the steps to take to accomplish your goals. After the brainstorming and research stages, begin executing your project and meeting your deliverables. This is the longest stage in the project process and involves the activities required to complete your project. While the execution occurs, a project manager monitors how team members perform and observes whether any adjustments are necessary. Finally, once the project is complete, the team closes by evaluating its performance to ensure effective adjustments for future projects. 1. Define your […]
5th May 2023

What is dApp

Decentralized applications, or dApps, are software programs that run on a blockchain or peer-to-peer (P2P) network of computers instead of on a single computer. Decentralized applications, or DApps (also called “dapps”) are thus outside the purview and control of a single authority. DApps are often built on the Ethereum platform. They have been developed for a variety of purposes including gaming, finance, and social media. Understanding Decentralized Applications (dApps)  A web app such as Uber or Twitter runs on a computer system that is owned and operated by a company that has authority over the app and its workings. No matter how many users there are, the […]
4th May 2023

Cookies vs. Local Storage vs. Session Storage: What’s the difference?

Cookies, Local Storage, and Session Storage are the storage methods in javascript. We’ll take a look at some examples and explore their differences. Cookies, Local Storage, and Session Storage Cookies are small pieces of data stored on the client-side computer, usually in plain text. A cookie is typically sent to the server with each request so that the server can identify the user and provide personalized content. Cookies are typically used for authentication and storing user preferences. Local storage is similar to cookies, but it stores data in a structured way, usually as key-value pairs. The data is stored on the client-side […]
3rd May 2023

How ChatGPT is Taking Over The Digital World!

Introduction OpenAI’s ChatGPT is a large language model with the capacity to produce writing that resembles a human’s. It was trained on a massive dataset of internet text and is capable of a wide range of natural languages processing tasks, such as language translation, text summarization, text generation, and dialogue systems. This blog post aims to explore the capabilities of ChatGPT in depth. We will examine how the model works, the training data it was built on, and its limitations. We will also look at various applications of ChatGPT, including examples of the model in action.  This blog post will […]
1st May 2023

GraphQL Vs. REST APIs

The core difference between GraphQL and REST APIs is that GraphQL is a specification, a query language, while REST is an architectural concept for network-based software. GraphQL is gaining momentum as a successor to REST APIs. However, it isn’t always a “replacement”, and making the decision to opt for GraphQL comes with several considerations. Traditionally and when used “out of the box”, REST has had limitations like multiple network requests and overfetching data. To overcome these, Facebook developed GraphQL as an open-source data query and manipulation language for APIs. GraphQL is a syntax for requesting data and lets you specify […]