Yellowfin 9.13 is a significant release that introduces a number of security updates, quality improvements and product enhancements, as requested by our customers. In this blog, we will cover some of the biggest highlights in the 9.13 release. For the full list of updates, please visit our release notes page.

We begin with a very brief overview on the underpinnings of quantum computing and the notion of quantum algorithms. Next we show the threats on today’s cryptographic protocols that originate from quantum algorithms.

In the current software market, products are being introduced in the market at a very fast rate, with new versions being brought out almost every month, if not weekly. This is a good thing as it keeps the products evolving, but at the same time, it is not without its problems, and the most evident of these is the existence of problems and bugs.

In the tech-friendly era of customer service and business operations, one technological revolution has swept through like wildfire- It’s the era of ‘Mighty Chatbots’! We know that your mind must be brimming with several questions like- Before talking about the cost, let us clarify the fact about why chatbots have swiftly become an indispensable tool for every business out there and are clamoring to integrate.

Setting up a development environment can be challenging, especially for new developers or those adapting to new developer tools. A well-configured environment is crucial for efficient coding, testing, and debugging, enhancing productivity and minimizing errors. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know, from the basics to advanced customizations for different operating systems.

Software testability measures how simple it is to test both the system as a whole and each individual component. In modern discussions about testing, the focus often shifts solely to the tests themselves, overlooking the socio-technical environment in which the application or project operates. Ensuring your application is testable means making it straightforward and reliable to test, so that when issues arise, we can be confident they are real issues and not artifacts of poor testability.

Rails partials have been around for years, but they can be clunky since they're just ERB snippets without a backing object structure. Recently, libraries like ViewComponent and Phlex have tried to improve the view layer by adding more semantic structure to the templates. These are great libraries and I personally reach for ViewComponent on almost every project I work on. That said, I still feel the humble Rails partial still works great for many use cases.