Angular’s version 1.0 was a big deal for the Web. When it was first previewed in 2009, it was an impressive framework that offered the ability to build complex single page applications in the browser.
Now, six years on, it’s reached version 2.0 and entered a new era after a long development cycle. Angular 2 brings dramatically improved speed, wider browser support and cross-platform development.
Gaffer, An open source spyking tool opened by NSA’s British counterpart (Government Communications Headquarters) GCHQ. The Software coded in JAVA and serves the prupose of a mass-scale graph database. Know more about software below and find the link to its code on GitHub.
Microsoft recently launched an updated Windows 10 Mobile build, numbered 10586.29. Microsoft’s Gabe Aul calls the new edition of the company’s smartphone operating system a “Cumulative Update” for the preceding build, 10586.
Now, this new edition is for subscribers of the Windows Insider program in the ‘Fast’ ring, so it’s not for everyone. At the same time, any new build is welcome in the mobile Windows world. (more…)
Nov 16th, 2015
When it comes to e-commerce solutions that can be developed in open source platforms, Magento ecommerce is one of the leading names, without a shadow of the doubt. In fact, it is one of the strongest performers in this particular domain. This software is high on the preference list of some of the very best e-commerce sites of countries around the world and Singapore is one of them. It offers the very best in terms of facilities for its users and there are so many options to choose from. One can choose the paid versions of the same or the free community packs.
Experienced professional web developer Santosh Kumar Singh at Singsys – has recently earned the highly regarded credential of ‘Magento Certified Developer’.
Validating the authority and quality of professional web development services at Singsys, senior developer Santosh Kumar Singh has recently been awarded with the honorable ‘Magento Certified Developer’ certification.
