You might have searched for the best image editors for Ubuntu in 2020 and fell upon dozens of articles bundling a bunch of applications in the same bag. One reason is that the term image editor can mean many things. Still, it’s wrong presenting different applications as if they’re the same thing without explaining where …
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Top 5 Linux distros for beginners in 2020
Search for the best Linux distribution for beginners, and you will find dozens of articles that talk about the same thing. They present a list of distributions each article’s writer believes are relatively “easy” for “Linux beginners.” All of them share the same problem, though, and this is where my list differs: they don’t define …
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How to Implement Caching in Sinatra/Ruby Apps
Sinatra is a lightweight web framework for Ruby. It’s a DSL that you can easily learn to build web applications faster or create apis that can easily serve millions of requests per day, while using least amount of RAM and CPU cycles (as compare to Ruby on Rails or other ruby frameworks). In this article, …
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Getting started with Amazon UAM
Amazon has launched a new product in Web Advertising segment, it’s – Unified Ad Marketplace (UAM). It aims to cater web publishers who want to take advantage of header bidding technology but do not have time or expertise to make a switch from traditional waterfall setup to managing header bidding partners on their own. List of …
What is UUID or Universally Unique Identifier ?
UUID (universally unique identifier) is a 128 bit identifier value used in Software construction for uniquely indentifying some object or entity which doesn’t require central registration process. Sometimes it is also referred as GUID ( Globally Unique Identifier). In canonical form for human readibility, it is represented by 36 character (32 alphanumberic character and 4 …
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