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[Webinar] How to Optimize Katalon Test Automation With SeaLights

As projects grow, the build-up of automated tests can extend test cycles and become a bottleneck in software development. Watch our webinar to learn how SeaLight’s Test Optimization can be a powerful tool to help Katalon Studio users shorten test cycles and achieve higher productivity.

Get started with Salesforce and Heroku

Salesforce is an excellent CRM tool with many features to help you manage your business' workflows. Heroku is a cloud platform that enables developers to build, run and operate great apps. Whether you’re running a small business or managing 1,000 employees, either of these tools can be beneficial for your organization. Here are some ways to get started with Salesforce and Heroku.

Why Kong Might Not Be Right for You

In today’s world, tech and software possibilities are exponentially expanding. Whether it is the innovation of cloud-based storage or a solution to a very old problem, there is always something new coming out. While the innovation allows businesses to become more streamlined and optimized than ever before, integrating this new software into your business may be a challenging task.

Gooooaaaallll: Winning at the data game

Sometimes the lifestyles of the rich and famous aren’t as glamorous as they seem at first glance. We all know that professional athletes can make incredible amounts of money. But by the age of 35, most pro athletes are already at the end of their prime earning years. Historically, a lot of them haven’t managed their money well — and they may even go bankrupt in retirement.

Comments in Python 3: How to write them?

Python was created by Guido van Rossum in the early 90's and is an interpreted, high-level programming language that is used by coders of all types. It is a widely-used programming language because of its readability and the fact that it is easy to learn for novice programmers. It supports multiple programming paradigms, including object-oriented, functional, and imperative/procedural styles.

Use Streams to Build High-Performing Node.js Applications

The moment you type something on a keyboard, read a file from a disk or download a file over the internet, a stream of information (bits) flows through different devices and applications. If you learn to work with these streams of bits, you'll be able to build performant and valuable applications. For example, think of when you watch a video on YouTube. You don't have to wait until the full video downloads.