Yes, we are actually going to try comparing these two, but before venturing into this, let’s take a few moments and find the essentials about TypeScript and JavaScript languages, shall we? In a nutshell, TypeScript is an open-source programming language, licensed under Apache 2, and considered by many as a superset of Javascript. It can …
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There are quite a few database platforms relying on the structured query language – SQL, to be more specific, but each of them can have a slightly different syntax. For example, Microsoft’s very SQL database and the MySQL database are some of the most popular options of the moment, as once you opt for one, …
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A few years ago, businesses were somehow forced to spend ridiculous amounts of money in order to have their very own customized enterprise applications, integrating innovative solutions. However, things changed significantly ever since Asp dot net is around. Considered by many as the perfect combination between some of the best web development models, it integrates …
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Anyone that has used Javascript before has heard of Typescript. It was designed to develop large Javascript applications. And since Typescript is a superset of Javascript, one will never need to move the whole code over to Typescript in one go. Instead, you can gradually do it. Typescript was first released to the general public …
There’s no doubt that Lotus Notes customers are nervous, after IBM’s announcement, regarding the sale of the software. On the other side, this is the best moment for them to reconsider their options and see if it’s time for a change. Last month, IBM revealed that everything that’s left of Lotus – including Lotus Notes, …
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Nowadays, IBM is doing everything they can in order to keep Domino, as a 29-year-old platform, as relevant as possible to modern app developers and IT shops. However, there are some big changes ahead, which can significantly change the entire platform! Ever since 2013, no significant update was released, but the upcoming Domino version 10, …
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As previously reported, the folks over at IBM are doing their best in an attempt to make the Notes/Domino platform futureproof. In this direction, they are preparing to launch a second beta of the new version, 10, for the upcoming days. For those of you who aren’t familiar with Lotus Notes, it’s mainly an environment …
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If you’re under the impression that only large companies can tap the benefits of cloud computing owing to this internet technology’s expensiveness, then you need to reconsider your thinking. Cloud computing technology has come a long way since the technique was first used in August 2006. This specialized network-oriented computing now gives you access to …
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IBM is very confident that its proprietary computerized applications ‘Domino’ and ‘Lotus Notes’ will again become relevant to their steadfast users, thanks to its signing a deal with HCL. Both HCL and ‘Big Blue’ have finalized developmental plans for Notes/Domino package. Since the day IBM disclosed that the Indian IT major would oversee onward development …
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