#softwware

[taxpaybill-blog]

Cloud billing software for multi store business in UAE by Moidu Chandanam Via Flickr: Taxpay is the most comprehensive, yet easy-to-use cloud-based web and mobile application at a cheaper price. GST and Vat ready billing software with a pos interface in UAE for wholesale, supermarkets and any other business. To know more visit us taxpay.ae or call on [phone].

[reactmobile]

React Mobile, a leading personal safety platform with a range of safety products for the enterprise, today announced the release of the React Mobile API, providing the development community at large with access to React Mobile features and data. Using the new API, developers building wearables, apps and other platforms can leverage the React Mobile safety platform and add widespread SOS alerting capabilities to their products. “Consumers everywhere want safety included in their devices,” said Robb Monkman, Founder and CEO of React Mobile. “Now mobile app developers and hardware designers can use our API to provide their users with the features and functionality of the React Mobile platform. We’ve already conducted a private beta of our API with the Amazon Echo and several wearables, so we’re excited so see how the development community at large integrates our technology with other apps, connected devices or platforms.” React Mobile’s personal safety solution...

[borislit]

Focusing on eliminating getters from a class often misses the true point of encapsulation.

[softwareandriodstuff-blog]

DBMS.

A database managment system is a collection of programs that are used to create maintain and access database in a convenient and efficient manner.DBMS users database manager software to control the overall structure of a database.

[gcloudbackup]

We Found Nemo!

We have no idea when it started to be cool to name winter storms, but apparently the theme that’s trending is Cartoonish! With winter storm “Nemo” hitting many major states and cities in the US such as NYC, Massachusetts, New Jersey and many more it’s only logical to be adequately prepared for the worst. Regardless of where you are, one must always be ready so as to remain safe during such unfortunate events. IT preparations are fast becoming the number one concern soon after employee safety that is of course.

So as to help you in the field we’re best at, we shall provide you with the 3 most imperative steps you ought to live by:

1) Always keep your data protected

Needless for much explanation and long speeches on how important it is to backup; everyone already knows Murphy’s Law: “Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong.” So why risk it?

2) Get in the habit of making backup copies, and do that frequently.

It does not only take a major tsunami to damage data; loss or damage happens all the time and yet such catastrophic conditions make it all the worse. Physical buildings are harshly affected by environmental damage and yet we must not fail to consider our digital information that can also be instantly lost. So, how are you prepared for such catastrophes?

3) Choose the right backup solution.

While this might be considered as negotiable or variable according to one’s personal preference, we do not think data loss is indeed negotiable. Whatever the circumstances, a good backup never fails its customers. So, unlike other solutions and services that will employ their own private servers, Zoolz is a real cloud backup solution where your data does not reside on one real physical location, but rather is deduplicated while in an encrypted state over a multitude of different locations.

So not Nemo, Shrek or Ratatouille will have you worried about your data if it’s on Zoolz! Download it today and stay protected and safe.

[digifail]

Ho Ho Ho!

I was looking at my release timeline and noticed that it was just about 6 months since the last stable Bluelog release, and thought it would be a nice gift for the holidays to push out a new build (especially since the world didn't end).

But what's this? Skipped version numbers??

That's right, this normally would have been 1.0.5, but I decided to release this as 1.1 since there are going to be some rather large changes happening in the near future.

After 1.1, I plan on doing some rewrites of parts of Bluelog, as well as hopefully knocking a few other things off my TODO list. So I would expect some more frequent releases as I fix/break things in the 1.1.x branch.

But 1.2 should be all the better for it!