SQL Server is a cornerstone RDBMS for enterprise applications, handling transactional workloads, analytics, and complex querying. As modern architectures increasingly rely on APIs for data access—particularly in microservices, cloud-native systems, and third-party integrations—efficient exposure of SQL Server data has become essential. API wrappers simplify this process by automating the creation of RESTful endpoints for SQL Server, reducing the need for custom API development.

Creating a dynamic, user-friendly interface for your React application can be a challenging task. One of the most important aspects of many modern web applications is the ability for users to easily create and edit text content. That's where a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editor comes in. A WYSIWYG text editor provides a rich text-editing experience for users, allowing them to easily format text, add images and links with embedded media, and more.

PHP is one of the most widely used server-side scripting languages, driving a significant portion of the web. As websites grow in complexity and traffic, optimizing PHP for performance and scalability becomes essential. PHP FPM (FastCGI Process Manager), is a tool designed to enhance PHP's efficiency. In this blog, we will explore what PHP FPM is, how it works, and why it is essential for modern web applications.

Have you come across the term IoT app development? Of course, you have! Given the widespread popularity of IoT devices and applications, it’s no surprise. However, while many of us understand the basics of IoT, its potential extends far beyond what meets the eye. There’s so much more to explore when it comes to IoT application development and its devices.

Today’s policyholders expect fast and reliable insurance service tailored to their needs. Claims organizations need to accurately and efficiently manage claims while balancing the growing demand for speed and reliability. However, operational bottlenecks and lack of business agility continue to delay claims resolutions and increase costs. Leading insurance companies are turning to process automation to improve customer satisfaction and employee experience.

Managing and accessing massive datasets is increasingly challenging as the pace of data generation accelerates. Enterprises face growing difficulties in ensuring secure, scalable, and high-performance interaction with data systems while adapting to dynamic requirements. This blog explores how Apache Iceberg and DreamFactory address these issues.

Static sentiment analysis is a groundbreaking theoretical approach that could reshape the software development process. Here we explain what is static sentiment analysis and how it has the potential to understand developer intent. Read along or jump ahead to the section that interests you most.

According to Ruby tradition, the core team will release Ruby 3.4 on December 25—but the preview has been out since May! If you're anticipating the release like we are, you're probably wondering what's new in Ruby 3.4. There aren't any huge changes in this release, but you'll want to be aware of a few really cool things. Let's dig into some of the language changes first.

The demand for food delivery services is skyrocketing, driven by our busy lifestyles and the need for convenience and variety. Apps like Uber Eats, Zomato, and DoorDash have changed how we order food, giving us access to countless restaurant options and smooth delivery experiences. For entrepreneurs, developing an app similar to DoorDash is a great opportunity to tap into this booming market.

Today we’re going to be talking about Strings in Java. If you write Java often, you know that a String is considered a first-class object, even though it is not one of the eight primitive types. What you may not know is how to handle Strings in production applications best. From handling internationalization and localization to optimizing performance for large-scale applications, understanding how to work with Strings can significantly improve code quality and maintainability.