Why you should choose Angular and why you should not

Ext JS supports both MVC and MVVM architectures, and can be augmented with dependency injection. It has many built-in UI components and cross-browser compatibility down to IE8. However, it has a larger footprint and slower performance than AngularJS. AngularJS supports MVW and can implement MVC or MVVM. It is built around dependency injection and has a lighter weight than Ext JS. While it does not have as many built-in components, there are many open source options available. Its learning curve is more moderate than Ext JS. Both libraries offer charting capabilities, with Ext JS having more powerful standalone charts and AngularJS integrating well with D3 charts.

The Content Relevance Engine is a video recommendation widget that analyzes articles and videos to provide highly relevant video recommendations on article pages. This can double video views and create new pre-roll inventory. The widget is implemented with a simple code snippet and integration takes less than an hour. Veeseo charges on a cost-per-click basis when viewers click on recommended videos, allowing the publisher to capture all revenue.

ExpressionEngine is a content management system released in 2004. It allows total content control and separation of content from design. It has a large community of users and developers. Reasons to use it include its flexibility, security, commercial support, and ability to extend its functionality through add-ons. Both clients and agencies benefit from using it as it is proven, flexible, secure, and can grow with their business needs.

This document discusses the benefits of using YouTube as a platform for businesses. It notes that having a Google account provides access to YouTube and its video hosting capabilities. Key advantages include the ability to easily embed engaging video content like customer testimonials to boost SEO and make websites more interactive. YouTube is also well known, making it simple for companies to connect with customers, and live streaming is supported. However, the interface frequently changes and forced integration with Google+ created some issues with inappropriate comments.

Optimizely is an A/B testing tool that allows users to easily conduct A/B tests on their websites without any coding. It has a simple one-time implementation process involving just pasting a JavaScript snippet. This allows users to then easily create and run visual tests through an intuitive point-and-click interface, seeing results in real-time. Optimizely also supports more advanced users by allowing direct HTML/CSS editing and provides reporting on test metrics.

VMware awarded Cees Muijs the title of VMware Sales Professional (VSP) 5.5 in recognition of successfully completing all accreditation requirements for the program. The completion date was March 3, 2015, as confirmed by Pat Gelsinger, CEO of VMware.

1) The document discusses Selenium Committer Day 2017 and Kazuaki Matsuo's involvement in open source software communities as a maintainer of Appium client libraries. 2) It encourages participation in OSS through asking questions, providing answers, giving support, and making contributions to help projects and communities. 3) Small contributions can start with fixing typos or syntax issues and grow into more substantial code changes that support popular OSS like Appium and EarlGrey.

VMware awarded Dilan Wijesooriya the title of VOP-SE (Subscriptions Expert) in recognition of successfully completing all accreditation requirements for the VMware Sales Professional program. The completion date was July 9, 2015 and Pat Gelsinger, VMware's CEO, signed the award.

This presentation provides an overview of Adobe Experience Manager (AEM): - AEM allows management of digital experiences across devices and integrates with the Adobe Marketing Cloud. - It includes capabilities for sites, apps, forms, assets and communities. - The presentation demonstrates AEM's user roles of author, developer and system administrator and how developers create templates and components for authors. - It provides a technical overview of AEM's architecture which is built on OSGi, Sling, JCR and uses the Apache Oak repository to store content as nodes and properties.

One of the most difficult things to do (in Java web development) today is to pick which web framework to use when developing an application. A few years ago, there were over 50 Java web frameworks available, most of them open source. Since then, the number hasn't gone down, but the quality of choices has certainly improved. Should you use the standard JSF, or something like Tapestry or Wicket? What about Struts' successor – is Struts 2 better than Spring MVC or Stripes? And what about the slick-looking applications that Flex and OpenLaszlo can create? Should you use Rails on GlassFish or Grails with Groovy? Is ZK really the next best thing? Where does RIFE fit into all of this? The choice hasn't gotten easier over the years. This session is a discussion about choosing the best tool for the job. Not only will various frameworks and their features be discussed, but so will important factors for choosing a web framework. Is ease of development more important, or future maintenance? Is the project community an important factor? All of these questions will be discussed and answers will be provided. If you are about to choose a web framework, or if you have an opinion about a web framework, this session is for you.

Discover the key Angular development features that enhance business operations. From efficient data binding and seamless integration to robust security and a modular architecture, Angular empowers businesses to create scalable, maintainable, and high-performing applications. Uncover how these features drive innovation and provide a competitive edge in the market.

At this DC Agile Software Testing meetup event we discussed the future roles of software testers in agile methodologies such as Scrum, XP, Kanban. We cover automated testing and exploratory testing.