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How to create a repository in GitHub?

Hello everyone, welcome to the wonderful world of computer programing. Today, we are going to talk about the repository. Before starting this, I want to do clear one thing that must, you will read this article till the end. Let’s have look, how can we make  GitHub repository? As you know about GitHub account creation. Create a repository in GitHub Simply, you can understand the repository like repository is your folder in that you upload your projects. So, how can

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Why does a programmer use git?

Hello folks, welcome to the world of computer programming. So, if you’re a software engineer and either student or fresher. And you do anything work-related to computer, doing any coding. So, you will have listened must about the GIT. What is GIT? Today, we talk about that stuff. Without doing any further delay, let’s start this from my article. Who is the developer of GIT? Let’s see the first thing, the developer of that GIT whose name was “Linus Torvalds”.

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GridGain In-Memory Computing Platform Now Available in Microsoft Azure Marketplace

Source:-apnews.com FOSTER CITY, Calif., Nov. 04, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — GridGain Systems, provider of enterprise-grade in-memory computing solutions based on Apache® Ignite™, today announced that the GridGain® In-Memory Computing Platform is now available in the Microsoft Azure Marketplace, an online store providing applications and services for use on Azure. The availability of GridGain via the Microsoft Azure Marketplace enables companies deploying databases on Azure to confidently add extreme speed and massive scalability for data-intensive applications. The GridGain In-Memory Computing Platform provides in-memory

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Low-Code Has Taken Development by Storm. Why Not the Web?

Source:-devops.com For more than a decade, development tools increasingly have made their way into the hands of less-technical people. On the web in particular, we’ve eliminated the webmaster as the middleman with content management systems and moved progressively toward a model where non-technical users could assemble their own sites with little to no coding experience of their own. Fast forward and today, the terms “no-code” and “low-code” are used to describe this idea. Furthermore, no-code and low-code tools have been

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