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Developing applications in Linx follows common programming paradigms. This means that it will use variables, loops and if statements in a similar fashion to a traditional programming language. With this in mind, a recent update (6.4.1) introduced the Return function. The Return function is the new standard for returning values to the result of a function or to exit a function at any point. This post will go over what the Return function does and how it can be used.

Modern applications are constantly evolving, and with the advent of integrated DevOps toolchains applications can be built and deployed at ever-increasing velocities. This puts pressure on quality assurance teams to increase their velocity as well. With NeoLoad RealBrowser technology, we now offer a rapid way to record and immediately execute user paths to validate the performance of application builds as they move through their pipeline.

In April this year, we announced that Qlik had successfully achieved Google Cloud Ready – BigQuery Designation for its Qlik Sense® cloud analytics solution and Qlik Data Integration®. We continue increasing customer confidence by combining multiple Qlik solutions alongside Google Cloud BigQuery to both help activate SAP data, and now mainframe data as well.

Introducing Bitrise sample apps: you can now get started on Bitrise without the need to connect your own app.

Job scheduling is the process of starting a job, task, or function at a specific time or when specific events take place. Cron, the time-based job scheduler used in Unix-like systems, is the basis for the majority of job schedulers. Numerous job schedulers are available for the Node.js runtime environment. While some of these schedulers operate in both the browser and Node, others exclusively in Node.