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CMS In Rails Using Scrivito CMS

Introduction: In this article, I am going to give you all the details regarding Scrivito CMS, how to use Scrivito CMS for maintaining contents of a website using Rails framework, and also to create widgets using the same. (You will see why widgets in particular). Main points As is with CMS, the main objective is […]

  • Amit Kumar
    Amit Kumar
  • March 29, 2017

Nanocubes implementation with an example

Nanocubes implementation This article speaks on Nanocubes, why and when we need to go in for this new concept, and how we can go about Nanocubes implementation. Nanocubes provides real-time visualization of large datasets. This is the official definition. Furthermore, it is defined as providing visualizations that can be used to explore datasets with billions […]

  • Ken
    Ken
  • March 17, 2017

Basic Implementation of Angular2 using Angular CLI

This blog is an introduction into the basics of how to implement Angular2 in the frontend, using Angular CLI. So, what is Angular CLI? Angular CLI is a command line interface which is built using nodejs style (commonJs) modules. Angular2 is a framework for creating Single Page Application (SPA). Next, let us see the basic […]

  • Manigandan
    Manigandan
  • March 7, 2017

Rails Refactoring Techniques – Concerns

In this article, we are going to see the overview of Rails refactoring techniques, and focus on one of the techniques – called concerns. Why do we need to perform Rails refactoring? The objectives are as follows: DRY(Don’t repeat yourself) Easy to find Clarity Easy to change Performance tuning Easy to test As with all […]

  • Bharanidharan Arumugam
    Bharanidharan Arumugam
  • March 1, 2017

Guide to use the Node Package Manager (npm)

Node Package Manager – Introduction: In this article, we are going to see how to use the Node Package Manager. JavaScript is easy and most of the people use a client-side scripting language in websites development and web applications. It has the maximum number of libraries. Previously, these libraries were quite few in number and […]

  • Manikandan Thangaraj
    Manikandan Thangaraj
  • February 27, 2017

Guide to Building a Simple WordPress Plugin

Introduction In this article, we are going to see how to build a WordPress plugin. What is WordPress? WordPress is a free and open-source content management system (CMS) based on PHP and MySQL. We can easily install WordPress on a web server and create our blogging website. It is the most easiest and most powerful […]

  • Manikandan Thangaraj
    Manikandan Thangaraj
  • January 31, 2017

Agile Project Workflow involving Github

Introduction on Agile Project Workflow In this article, we will see in detail, the Agile project workflow… which means that we will see how we need to plan our tasks/bugs efficiently on a step-by-step basis, and how git makes Agile project workflow development easier. Summary Sprint Planning – Prioritize tasks Pull to update your local […]

  • Bharanidharan Arumugam
    Bharanidharan Arumugam
  • January 25, 2017

10 Useful Unix Commands for Every Web Developers

Introduction to 10 Useful Unix Commands : In this article, I am going to list out the 10 most useful Unix commands. But first, let us see why the need for this list. If we can split people into groups based on the OS they use, a recent statistical survey shows that more than 80% […]

  • Mars Raj
    Mars Raj
  • January 18, 2017

Media Query – CSS Selectors – Part 2

In this article, we shall continue with CSS Selectors, and we will see a few advanced selectors, as opposed to the basic ones covered in our previous article. To be precise, in this article we shall mainly cover Media Query. What and why do we use the Media Query? The major aspect of responsive design […]

  • Manigandan
    Manigandan
  • January 16, 2017

Upgrading to Rails 5.0 from Rails 4.2

Why to Upgrade? Rails 5.0 has a lot of new features. It addresses many issues and dealing with performance, security and new features like ActionCable, Rails API, Turbolinks 3 and etc. Check this out for more details: http://weblog.rubyonrails.org/2016/6/30/Rails-5-0-final/ Prerequisites Rails 5.0 requires Ruby 2.2.2 or greater versions Upgrade your application to Rails 4.2 Decent code […]

  • Saravana
    Saravana
  • December 25, 2016