Did you know that thousands of dollars every year are wasted by businesses to set up servers for their needs? Shocking, right? Most companies choose web servers when they actually need application servers, or vice versa. This lack of foresight not only slows down their websites but frustrates their customers,
Functional testing is a big part of the assurance of the functionality of software. It checks whether the software performs what it is actually supposed to perform and meets the requirements. The major focus of this testing is on input, data processing, and how it interacts with users. It also
Launching a new product feels like diving into water of which the bottom is quite unknown. Will your idea be received well, or will it never meet the right pitch? That is where MVP testing helps. Testing your product idea, gathering user feedback, and reducing risks are major reasons before
In today’s world, building a scalable application is a must. A scalable application is one that works well, even when more users or tasks are added. Whether you are working on a simple web application or a big project, scalability is what keeps your app running smoothly as it grows.
Did you know that 42% of startups fail because they make products no one really needs? That’s a huge number, isn’t it? Many entrepreneurs fall into this trap. They spend time and money building a perfect product but later find out it doesn’t solve any real problems. This is where
Did you know almost 70% of web applications fail to grow effectively? This often leads to crashes, unhappy users, and even big financial losses. Why does this happen? So many developers focus their efforts on only making the application work first, without the planning of any kind regarding growth. For
In 2012, Microsoft faced a challenge that many legacy companies encounter: a product weighed down by years of accumulated complexity. The Windows operating system, the crown jewel of Microsoft’s software empire, was showing its age. User complaints about performance issues and maintainability were growing louder. Leadership knew they needed a
In the 1970s, NASA faced a monumental challenge: creating software to control the Space Shuttle’s on-board systems in real time, under the harshest conditions imaginable. Their solution? Procedural programming—a methodical approach that broke complex tasks into precise, testable functions. This approach, coupled with the powerful programming language of HAL/S, enabled
In 1979, a groundbreaking program called VisiCalc changed the world of personal computers forever. Created by Visicorp for the Apple II, it was the first spreadsheet application. It allowed businesses to do calculations and financial planning faster than ever before. Before VisiCalc, companies had to rely on manual work or
