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Software development is the process of creating software applications, encompassing various stages such as planning, coding, testing, and deployment. It includes fields like programming languages, software design patterns, version control, and collaboration tools to deliver high-quality software products that meet user needs and requirements.

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Go vs. C++ — main differences

When you start a new software development project, you have to consider which programming language or languages will meet all the technical requirements and offer the most suitable frameworks and libraries to succeed. Go and C++ both have their advantages and disadvantages, so choosing between them requires a fair deal of consideration. In this article, I’ll touch on topics such as which programming language works better for which projects, and what they are used for. But the main part of the comparison will focus on the speed and readability level of these languages, whether one of them is more secure, and how test code coverage and execution handling look in Go and C++.
Karolina Rusinowicz

Karolina Rusinowicz

on Sep 23, 2021
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The Go programming language — everything you should know

The Go programming language has been known to the developer community for a few years, but can definitely still astonish. Not without reason, it successfully keeps its position in the top 10 most loved languages. More than 80,000 developers have shared their opinions. Golang gets almost 63% of their votes for “loved”. We can’t imagine a better recommendation, but we prepared this overview anyway to provide you, in my opinion, with the most important information about the Go programming language. The story of the Go programming language started at Google, when three engineers, Robert Griesemer, Rob Pike, and Ken Thompson grew weary of C++’s complexity, and the lack of a simple language providing efficient compilation and execution.
Katarzyna Kurowska

Katarzyna Kurowska

on Sep 17, 2021
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Rust vs C: safety and performance in low-level network programming

According to the Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2020, Rust is the most popular programming language. It won the title for the fifth year running, and the good news hardly ends there. Also in 2020, Linux kernel developers proposed including Rust in Linux Kernel, which was originally written in C. Quite recently, Facebook joined the Rust Foundation, an organization driving the development of the language Rust, with the intention of helping it go mainstream. Given all this, we decided to check if Rust can replace C in low-level network programming to ensure higher safety without sacrificing high performance.
Michał Niciejewski

Michał Niciejewski

on Jun 16, 2021
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Three software development metrics for a startup environment

Scrum metrics are a widely covered subject. You can find numerous articles on how to monitor sprint scope, goal, team velocity based on tasks estimated with story points, and interruptions during the sprint, to name a few. But what if you work in an extremely dynamic environment, such as a startup, where changes in directions, reassigning tasks and interruptions can occur every day or even more frequently? In this blog post, we will explain what software development metrics should be taken into account in a startup environment to ensure you keep on top of your project’s progress.
Marek Chwal

Marek Chwal

on May 26, 2021
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P4-programmable smartNIC controlled by ONOS (video)

The traditional NIC (Network Interface Card) is a relatively simple device equipped with Ethernet interface(s) and used to enable connectivity between machines. SmartNICs, by contrast, offer much more sophisticated capabilities and allow you to perform advanced operations on packets. SmartNICs are thus perfectly suited to optimize network performance in a data center, especially those that are programmable and offer the computing resources required.
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Multiple authors

on Sep 29, 2020
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How to create a WordPress custom theme for better site performance

Wordpress is no doubt the most popular blog platform. It’s easy to learn and set up even for people without technical skills. Additionally, you can use plenty of themes both free and premium. However, using premium Wordpress themes may result in decreasing load time and thus hamper your website’s performance. Lower performance means bad user experience and a lower place in SERP rankings. In this blog post, you will find a tutorial on how to create a custom Wordpress theme and improve your website’s performance.
Sergio Lo Porto

Sergio Lo Porto

on Jul 27, 2020
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SmartNICs with P4 support

In the first part of this blogpost we discuss the idea of using smartNIC solutions to optimize network performance in a data center. In the second part, we review the currently available (July 2020) smartNIC solutions that can be programmed with P4. A paradigm of edge-computing has been gaining in popularity of late. The term itself can refer to many sub-technologies and have many meanings. One of them is the existence, next to the centralized, large data center, of those small or very small, located closer to the end-user.
Paweł Parol

Paweł Parol

on Jul 13, 2020
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How to build a successful Minimum Viable Product

Building and releasing a product is a complex process that takes considerable effort, time and money. How can this process be made more efficient? How can you ensure that your ideas will really work in real life? The solution is simple: using an appropriate product development methodology based on the Minimum Viable Product approach will allow you to answer these questions, meet the needs of your customers and achieve your business goals. Before you start building a product, be clear what value it will bring to your customers.
Dawid Pacholczyk

Dawid Pacholczyk

on May 27, 2020
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P4 Network Programming Language — what is it all about?

The programming language P4 is gaining in popularity in the network industry and is considered the next step in the SDN evolution. In this blog post, I will take a closer look at P4 and try to show why it is so important. Network devices like switches or routers are most commonly designed ”bottom-up.” The switch vendors that offer products to their clients usually rely on external chips from 3rd party silicon vendors. The chip is the heart of the system and in practice determines how device OS is realized and what functionality it can offer.
Paweł Parol

Paweł Parol

on Apr 22, 2020
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The El Dorado of developer talent — outsourcing IT projects to Poland

Let’s imagine that a new olympic sport is introduced: programming. Who would be a winner? The answer seems pretty easy: the USA, on the back of Silicon Valley, birthplace of Google, Apple and Microsoft. The most prominent figures in the IT industry--Larry Page, Jeff Bezos or Mark Zuckerberg, to name three--are all Americans, and all household names. Finally, countless talented developers live and work in the States. Among their ranks may be counted Robert C. Martin (colloquially known as "Uncle Bob"), the creator of the Agile Manifesto and Joel Spolsky, who in collaboration with Jeff Atwood launched the programmer Q&A site Stack Overflow.
Jarosław Ganczarenko

Jarosław Ganczarenko

on Oct 17, 2019
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