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Book review: High Performance in-memory computing with Apache Ignite
Today, I would like write a few words about a book on Apache ignite. This book is called High Performance in-memory computing with Apache Ignite. This book is…
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Apache Ignite Read Through Database Caching
Introduction In my previous post blog post about apache ignite, we learnt how to use a traditional RDBMS as persistent store with apache ignite. As part of that…
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Android Firebase Authentication tutorial using Firebase UI
Introduction This blog post is about android firebase authentication tutorial using firebaseui. In a web and app world, user authentication is gradually becoming more and more complex in…
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Android Material Design Tutorial Concepts Getting Started
Introduction This Android Material Design Tutorial discusses concepts and getting started with basic app development using these concepts. Google announced material design with Android 5.0 (API level 21).…
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Iteritory is Sadruddin Md’s personal technical publication: a place to unpack the engineering ideas he is learning, from API management and integration to Kubernetes, cloud, and security.
Not a definitive manual. A growing collection of explanations, experiments, and useful details gathered along the way.