INTRODUCTION With the growing technology, the focus of all industries is to make the processes easy for their customers. These days, people are busy in their lives, so waiting for their turn in long queues turns out to be really time-wasting. When you talk about famous Business Intelligence tools then PowerBi is one of the [...]

When you decide to choose an LMS – LearnDash and Teachable are two popular names that you hear often in the market. Both are very successful platforms and have earned a reputation of being easy to use, yet sophisticated enough to accommodate all the features that you may need for your e-Learning site. In such […] The post LearnDash Vs. Teachable – Which One is A Better Choice? appeared first on WisdmLabs.

All you want to do is open a website for your pizza hut around the corner. Naturally, you’ve never heard of CDN, Varnish cache, SSL, Nginx, and so on. We’ll briefly explain a couple of [...]

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Once again, it’s time for me to write the article that’s the most exciting of each month. As always, my job is to find the best, and freshest WordPress plugins. Many friends of WordPress like to test new features, me being one of them. How many new, and cool features are waiting for you this time? Wait and see. 1 – LH Jetpack Related Posts This plugin allows all users of the popular Jetpack plugin to customize Jetpack’s related posts feature. Via the user interface, you can decide what should be used to display the related posts. You also choose where the posts should appear, as well as whether tags, or custom post types should be used for the selection of related posts. Developer: shawfactor Work in Progress: yes Latest Version From: 06.09.2016 Costs: free via WordPress.org License: GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Known Compatibility Issues: unknown Developer Homepage: unknown Download on WordPress.org 2 – Archive Akkordion Archive Akkordion creates a sidebar widget that can display your archive, sorted by year and month, in an animated accordion style. You choose the title, the animation, and whether the amount of posts will be displayed or not. Developer: istvan_r9 Work in Progress: yes Latest Version […]

StrikeForce Technologies, Inc., a cyber security company that reduces the risk of identity theft and data breaches and a provider of innovative cyber, privacy, and data protection solutions for businesses and home users, announced today that their SafeVchat Secure Video Conferencing API is now available.

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By: Michal Golebiowski-Owczarek, Felix Nagel, and the jQuery team Editor's Note: the following blog post was originally published to the OpenJS Foundation Blog. The jQuery project is actively maintained and widely implemented -- it's used by 73% of 10 million most popular websites. As part of its ongoing effort to modernize the project, jQuery maintainers … Continue reading →

Derick Rethans has a new post with his own suggestion about using the right debugging tools to help track down a problem (based on some of his own experience debugging the MongoDB PHP extension). A while ago, we updated the MongoDB PHP driver's embedded C library to a new version. The C library handles most of the connection management and other low level tasks that the PHP driver needs to successfully talk to MongoDB deployments, especially in replicated environments where servers might disappear for maintenance or hardware failures. After upgrading a related library, he ended up with a failing test related to Atlas connectivity. He walks through the process he took to try and debug the issue using GDB to see where the execution was failing using various techniques. This included looking through the backtrace and, not noticing anything out of the ordinary, going for a walk. Upon returning he noticed an odd line in the backtrace that, after some additional tracking using a GDB helper, showed the problem to be with how the query options are defined and not reset in a loop.