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Data management in the modern enterprise requires skill and stamina. With the mountainous rise in data volume and the complexity of managing disparate data sources across a wide variety of legacy systems and hybrid cloud environments, it can seem virtually impossible to successfully climb past enterprise data obstacles to success. However, data fabric technology eliminates some of those obstacles. Is it the answer for your data strategy?

The UX design career is one of the most sought-after at the moment, and with good reason – the role of the UX designer has become more important. According to Econsultancy, businesses are now realizing that 74% of users will return to their websites if they have good UX. Conversely, companies lose visitors if their websites have bad UX. With the popularity of the UX designer comes decent remuneration, and understandably, many people are starting careers in UX design.

Deciding where to run your enterprise workloads is one of the biggest business decisions you’ll make. That’s because your chosen deployment model influences how you access software and systems, scale your business, and safeguard sensitive data. There are three main deployment methods you need to know about: Self-hosted, on-premises, and cloud. All three models have pros and cons, so it’s important to do your research before investing in new infrastructure and/or services.

The concept of the "digital double" isn’t new, but it’s gaining importance as more and more of our lives are lived in the digital world. Asanka Abeysinghe, WSO2's chief technology officer and the creator of this concept, was a guest on a recent KuppingerCole videocast hosted by Martin Kuppinger, founder and principal analyst at KuppingerCole. During the discussion, Asanka spoke about this unique concept, its benefits, and how it relates to customer identity and access management (CIAM).

Over the span of a couple of decades, product design has transformed massively. Yet, until lately, it was thought of as a physical and materialistic design, necessitating an experienced individual to work with conventional tools to make something substantial. That era, however, is light years away from how it has evolved in our present-day digital age.

An intuitive user interface is a hallmark of any decent business. But in order for the frontend of applications to work smoothly, you must also consider the backend. Backend development, also called server-side development, handles the behind-the-scenes functions of web development – things like interactions with databases, authorizing users and routing URLs.

Show a responsive, highly-customizable feedback form when a user encounters an error—and let them describe the issue in their own words!

In this blog post, you'll see how useful open_browser/2 is when debugging LiveView tests. In addition, we'll give a brief introduction to testing LiveView. Let's get started!