2nd September 2021

What is the Visual C++ Redistributable?

Software development in JunagadhInternal Installing applications on Windows 10 is normally a straightforward process, thanks to the operating system’s wealth of applications and compatibility over the past 30 years. For the most part, they work. For example, we’ve already covered how to install classic desktop applications and universal apps, such as those available through the Windows Store. It Started with Windows 8 But the Windows 10 app story is still going through a significant transition, which initially started with Windows 8. Universal apps are the future of Windows 10, but classic apps will be with us for some time. And those classic apps sometimes […]
26th December 2019

What is Microsoft Azure?

Forbes says that Microsoft Azure is set to boost the size of the IT market by $10 trillion in the next 10 years! But what is Azure? Azure is just another set of cloud services that is used to construct, establish, and manage applications through Microsoft’s globally distributed network of data centers. It’s an elastic platform, that can be used to run applications on the cloud or simply improve the current applications with cloud capabilities. Did you know that almost 95 percent of 500 Fortune companies are using Azure? Also, Azure is 5 times cheaper than AWS in terms of Windows and SQL server. You […]
29th May 2019

Clouds Comparisons – Which One Is The Best

Public cloud has, in the last few years, broken through the mainstream enterprise consciousness. Even if these enterprises are not betting it all on cloud, cloud adoption is, in one form or the other, an integral part of most enterprises’ infrastructure strategy and roadmap. For enterprises who are about to embark on this journey, the questions being asked are, “Which cloud platform should I adopt?”, “Which cloud platform provides cost effective services that are a fit for me?”, and “How do I go about my cloud adoption journey?” This blog attempts to answer the first two questions. To that goal, […]
24th May 2019

TypeScript 3.5 Fixes ‘unbearably slow’ Type-Checking Bug

New release candidate addresses regression in TypeScript 3.4 that impacts build times and editor operations TypeScript 3.5, the latest version of Microsoft’s popular typed superset of JavaScript, is now available in a release candidate. The update is set to add optimizations for type-checking, addressing a serious speed regression introduced with the previous release. With TypeScript 3.5, Microsoft’s TypeScript development team focused on optimizing code paths and stripping down certain functionality to make TypeScript faster. Compile times have fallen compared to TypeScript 3.4; code completion and other editor operations should be “snappier” as well, the TypeScript developers noted. In making these […]