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As 2025 unfolds, digital transformation has moved beyond a buzzword. It’s a measurable strategy and business priority. Enterprises that once saw technology as a support function now see it as a growth lever. …

In the fast-evolving landscape of IT, paradigm shifts define the trajectory of technological progress. While Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) currently command attention, the evolution from containers to serverless computing stands as a pivotal transformation shaping the future of enterprise applications.

Containerization, once hailed as a breakthrough, addressed critical challenges but perpetuated the divide between administrators and programmers. Despite its benefits in streamlining team collaboration and enhancing CI/CD processes, less hassles when publishing changes and less time to market the product, it posed complexities in infrastructure management and deployment.

Blazor is a modern front-end web framework based on HTML, CSS, and C# that helps build web apps faster. An innovative technology spearheaded by the ASP.NET Team, revolutionizes web development. Offering a fresh perspective, Blazor enables developers to craft Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) with unparalleled ease and efficiency. Unlike its predecessors, Blazor empowers developers to leverage their expertise in C# and Razor syntax, eliminating the need for traditional JavaScript and HTML. With Blazor, build web apps using reusable components that can be run from both the client and the server so that you can deliver great web experiences.

In today’s dynamic business landscape, the reliance on technology and cloud-based tools is pervasive. With ever-evolving IT needs, configuring tools accurately has become paramount. Even a minor error in configuration could lead to confusion, subsequently diminishing workforce productivity.

Enter managed service providers (MSPs) such as Credex Technology – certified Salesforce partner, offering a lifeline to businesses grappling with Salesforce configurations. In this article, we explore Salesforce Managed Services, dissecting its scope, activities, and myriad benefits compared to in-house teams.

In the realm of web development, choosing the right technology stack is paramount to the success of your projects. In 2024, the MEAN (MongoDB, Express.js, Angular, Node.js) and MERN (MongoDB, Express.js, React, Node.js) stacks stand out as robust options, each offering unique advantages tailored to specific business needs and development scenarios.

The cloud platform-based software as service (SaaS) applications are empowering businesses in a variety of functions such as customer resource management (CRM), enterprise resource planning (ERP), eCommerce, and business process horizontal & industry vertical solutions. These SaaS applications run in the cloud & are accessible through web interfaces as well as through desktops & mobile applications. According to global research firm Statista, the SaaS market is expected to be ~ USD 232 billion in 2024.

This article will demonstrate how to deploy an application built with React and Loopback for the frontend and backend, respectively. I will guide you through a step-by-step deployment process for both the frontend and backend, using Google servers. Two servers will be utilized for the deployment of the frontend and backend respectively. Additionally, these applications will be deployed directly from a GitHub account.

The field of Web development is entering the HTML5 & CSS3 era and JavaScript is becoming increasingly influential. A large number of JavaScript frameworks have been recently promoted. Practitioners applying the latest technologies need to choose a suitable JavaScript framework (JSF) in order to abstract away the frustrating and complicated coding steps and to provide cross-browser compatibility.

So, you got this brilliant idea that you just converted into an app and deployed on one of the instances that you just bought on a cloud platform. Initially, your app is not that famous and has a low user base, but everything seems to be running fine with the app.