#MEAN Stack mobile app

[oditeksolutionsyaass]

MEAN Stack application is powered by MongoDB, Express, Angular, and Node.js that leverages JavaScript from top to bottom. Rely on Oditek’s expertise for the implementation, integration, and maintenance of your enterprise mobile applications using MEAN Stack.

[justtryblockchain]

How Justtry Technologies Delivers Scalable MEAN Stack Apps

In today's fast-moving digital landscape, building applications that scale seamlessly under user load is critical. Businesses require web platforms that are dynamic, responsive, and architected to grow. Justtry Technologies meets this challenge head-on by offering robust MEAN stack development services tailored for performance, flexibility, and scalability.

Understanding the MEAN Stack Architecture

The MEAN stack MongoDB, Express.js, Angular, and Node.js forms a comprehensive, full-stack JavaScript solution. This architecture enables consistent development on both client and server sides, streamlining processes and reducing complexity.

MongoDB: A NoSQL database offering flexible schemas and horizontal scalability.

Express.js: A minimalist backend framework that simplifies API creation and middleware integration.

Angular: A dynamic front-end framework with two-way data binding, modular design, and efficient UI rendering.

Node.js: A runtime that supports non-blocking, event-driven programming for high-performance server-side operations.

This unified tech stack enables the delivery of data-rich, interactive applications capable of handling concurrent users efficiently.

Engineering Scalability: Justtry Technologie’s Development Approach

Scalability isn’t an afterthought; it’s embedded from day one. Justtry Technologies begins with a blueprint that anticipates growth:

Modular development allows individual features to scale independently.

Microservices architecture enables granular control and balanced load distribution.

Cloud-native deployments using AWS, Azure, or GCP ensure automatic scaling and resilience.

Asynchronous task handling reduces processing delays in real-time applications.

The result is a scalable, future-ready product that evolves with business needs.

Key Benefits of MEAN Stack Development Services

MEAN stack applications offer exceptional advantages, especially when scalability is a priority:

End-to-End JavaScript: One language across all layers improves speed and consistency.

High Concurrency: Node.js handles multiple requests simultaneously with minimal resource usage.

JSON Everywhere: Seamless data flow between layers reduces development friction.

Rapid Prototyping: Reusable components accelerate time-to-market.

Open-Source Ecosystem: Reduced licensing costs and active community support.

Justtry Technologies leverages these strengths to build applications that are not only scalable but also easy to maintain and upgrade.

Why Choose Justtry Technologies?

As a proven MEAN stack development company, Justtry Technologies offers more than just code; it delivers vision, precision, and long-term reliability.

Expert Teams: Developers with deep MEAN stack experience and a passion for scalable solutions.

Agile Processes: Flexible workflows for continuous delivery and quick pivots.

CI/CD Pipelines: Automation of testing and deployment for faster iterations.

Long-Term Support: Ongoing performance monitoring, bug fixes, and feature scaling.

Diverse Experience: Successfully deployed projects across finance, e-commerce, logistics, and healthcare.

Their client-first philosophy ensures that every project is aligned with specific business goals, budget, and technical requirements.

Is your application ready to scale with the power of modern architecture and MEAN-driven innovation?

Visit: https://justtrytech.com/mean-and-mern-full-stack-development/ 

Contact us: +91 9500139200

Mail address: justtrytechnologies@gmail.com

[zooplekochi]

Are you a graduate looking to improve your skills and upgrade your career in the IT field? For a safe and protected career, select the courses that suit your necessary skills. Explore the list of IT-related courses for graduates and choose the one that matches with your career goals.

In this blog, we will discuss the top professional IT courses that you can consider taking after graduation to stay ahead in the competitive job sector for a successful professional path in the IT field.

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Get practical tips for hiring skilled MEAN Stack developers. Learn how to evaluate their expertise in JavaScript, MongoDB, Node.js, and more for successful projects.

[anaquariusfox]

I spent the evening looking into this AI shit and made a wee informative post of the information I found and thought all artists would be interested and maybe help yall?

edit: forgot to mention Glaze and Nightshade to alter/disrupt AI from taking your work into their machines. You can use these and post and it will apparently mess up the AI and it wont take your content into it's machine!

edit: ArtStation is not AI free! So make sure to read that when signing up if you do! (this post is also on twt)

[Image descriptions: A series of infographics titled: “Opt Out AI: [Social Media] and what I found.” The title image shows a drawing of a person holding up a stack of papers where the first says, ‘Terms of Service’ and the rest have logos for various social media sites and are falling onto the floor. Long transcriptions follow.

Instagram/Meta (I have to assume Facebook).

Hard for all users to locate the “opt out” options. The option has been known to move locations.

You have to click the opt out link to submit a request to opt out of the AI scraping. *You have to submit screenshots of your work/face/content you posted to the app, is curretnly being used in AI. If you do not have this, they will deny you.

Users are saying after being rejected, are being “meta blocked”

People’s requests are being accepted but they still have doubts that their content won’t be taken anyways.

Twitter/X

As of August 2023, Twitter’s ToS update:

“Twitter has the right to use any content that users post on its platform to train its AI models, and that users grant Twitter a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license to do so.”

There isn’t much to say. They’re doing the same thing Instagram is doing (to my understanding) and we can’t even opt out.

Tumblr

They also take your data and content and sell it to AI models.

But you’re in luck!

It is very simply to opt out (Wow. Thank Gods)

Opt out on Desktop: click on your blog > blog settings > scroll til you see visibility options and it’ll be the last option to toggle

Out out of Mobile: click your blog > scroll then click visibility > toggle opt out option

TikTok

I took time skim their ToS and under “How We Use Your Information” and towards the end of the long list: “To train and improve our technology, such as our machine learning models and algorithms.”

Regarding data collected; they will only not sell your data when “where restricted by applicable law”. That is not many countries. You can refuse/disable some cookies by going into settings > ads > turn off targeted ads.

I couldn’t find much in AI besides “our machine learning models” which I think is the same thing.

What to do?

In this age of the internet, it’s scary! But you have options and can pick which are best for you!

Accepting these platforms collection of not only your artwork, but your face! And not only your faces but the faces of those in your photos. Your friends and family. Some of those family members are children! Some of those faces are minors! I shudder to think what darker purposes those faces could be used for.

Opt out where you can! Be mindful and know the content you are posting is at risk of being loaded to AI if unable to opt out.

Fully delete (not archive) your content/accounts with these platforms. I know it takes up to 90 days for instagram to “delete” your information. And even keep it for “legal” purposes like legal prevention.

Use lesser known social media platforms! Some examples are; Signal, Mastodon, Diaspora, et. As well as art platforms: Artfol, Cara, ArtStation, etc.

The last drawing shows the same person as the title saying, ‘I am, by no means, a ToS autistic! So feel free to share any relatable information to these topics via reply or qrt!

I just wanted to share the information I found while searching for my own answers cause I’m sure people have the same questions as me.’ \End description] (thank you @a-captions-blog!)

[elodieunderglass]

How do you do so much with three children? I have one (admittedly very, very young) child and I feel like I'm caring for him actively at all times and scrambling to do anything else. What is your secret??

There are a few!

Some are my deepest secrets, so please be kind, okay?

1. You're in the trenches - don't judge yourself right now. Caring for your first very young kid is a massive expansion of capacity/capability and represents a learning curve in which you are scrambling to level up while the game constantly changes parameters. It's tiring. However, you ARE levelling up - and as you do so, your kid will be levelling up too. You can and will be clever and energetic again. I wanted you to know this. The secret: you have to level up fast and hard when your first kid is very young.

2. I do a lot of things, but you don't always know the quality to which I do them! While people on the internet DEFINITELY expect EVERYTHING that YOU do must be of the ABSOLUTE HIGHEST STANDARD, most people on the internet are very unclear about the standards to which they hold themselves! I recently finished a quilt for a child - it is a delightful quilt that makes the child happy, but no two edges are square! I'm a poor-quality quilter. Sure, I am a working parent who finished a quilt - but it doesn't mean it's a show-quality quilt. The Secret: most people don’t share the quality of their endeavours - anyone can appear to do a lot of things if they do them all badly! - so don't judge yourself by standards of people who aren’t sharing theirs. The converse of this is: If you are overwhelmed, you can usually drop quantity or quality.

3. Okay, so some things are stacked against me: my spouse is disabled, I don’t live on the same continent as my birth family, my in-laws are in their 80s, and I never have any bloody money. But i do have a decent serious day job and some support networks. I can often ask local people for in-person help that I need, like walking my kids to school, and I have just enough money to pay for things that help me, like #4. Secret: money and friendship can tape over a lot of small cracks that would otherwise lead to big cracks. Most people NEVER admit to having EITHER… but most parents have one or the other.

4. We do have various avenues of help, ranging from paid childcare to flexible working, and even paying professionals for things around the home and garden, even if I can technically do a lot of things myself. Even though I'm strong and skilled and physically able, I don't spend all my days chopping wood and carrying water. I own a robot vacuum and an air fryer. The secret: Where possible, we spend money to buy free time.

5. People who are legitimately entitled to my attention never feel they get quite enough of it. Probably the only ones who do are Dr Glass (for whom I stay up late every night so he feels he gets time with me; see 6) and Mouse (for whom I get up early, ditto.) my older children would definitely love it if I spent more time attentively lying on the floor playing Playmobil with them. Work would quite like me to consistently Exceed Expectations. EVERYONE IN THE FUCKING WORLD WISHES I WAS MORE RESPONSIVE TO MESSAGES (take a number! No, literally, please take a number.) secret: I am definitely not doing everything. and everyone I have ever interacted with would probably prefer if I gave more attention to their priorities.

6. I am not sleeping much at the moment. I sleep about 6 hours a night. Secret: I sleep less than is recommended for health, let alone happiness. That's not good.

7. Threaded through all of this is prioritisation. I certainly sacrifice sleep for “writing.” However, I also don’t do low-priority things AT ALL. I don’t sit down to watch television. I don’t play video games or mobile apps. I don’t wander around in circles. I don’t scroll Instagram or Reddit, and I am not reading books that don’t interest me. I’m usually multitasking, and am usually either doing high-priority tasks or things that are HEALING AND FUN (drawing horsies.) where possible, i offload and delegate, and where not possible, I apologise. Sometimes people kindly recommend me books, films, music, etc - it will literally be a case of, "I can pencil in listening to that on Wednesday." Secret: I don’t do a lot of lowkey “decompression” activities / hobbies. On the one hand, I free up a lot of time by not going on Reddit. On the other, people decompress to relieve pressure, which is a luxury I don't have.

8. I quite likely have crippling ADHD, but I’m also quite high-capacity, so I just run permanently in a really high gear with little downtime or rest as my operational state. Secret: my shoulders are broad, but most people would probably prefer to drop hobbies/standards.

9. Secret: Multiple children can be easier to care for than just one. Just one child wants all your attention. Multiple children play together or can be led through activities. I often offer to have my neighbour kids over because this makes all the children happier and easier to care for (and I receive the reciprocal favour.) note this when you need to take your kid to the park (awful by yourself, lovely with a friend.)

10. Secret: bigger kids honestly do better with certain impressive-sounding activities. It sounds impossible to make jam with three kids, but it’s literally easier than watching TV with them. Making jam is an activity where every child can be given an important task. Mouse (2) washed cherry-plums for a full half-hour. Bug (5) could have pitted cherries all day (the best way to pit large volumes of things like cherry-plums is to squeeze them in your hand and pull out the stone with your fingers.) Bear (8) could sort bad cherry-plums with reasonably good judgment, and could be trusted to stir hot jam, watch the numbers on the scale, and other literate tasks. This is (emotionally, mentally, spiritually) much easier to project manage, even in a cramped little kitchen like ours, than trying to find a television show they all like. Any household task that can include a Kid Job module is gold dust in terms of childcare/entertainment. You can also invent them if you don’t have any. It’s super hard to keep Mouse out of the kitchen when I’m in it, so Mouse does a lot of small invented jobs, like “washing things that don’t need washing” or “chopping cucumber with a butter knife.” Stuff like “doing crafts” or “having an allotment” or “camping” or “visiting attractions” ditto - crafts, travel, and gardening may sound impressive, but are all things that have lots of little tasks that can really absorb kids. Secret 10b: there will be some activities with your kids, especially as they get older, that you quite like doing. Your kid may never exactly become a HELP, and it’s not likely that all of your interests will mesh, but it does count as quality time + hobby time for you.

11. There’s a saying, “With your first kid, you need lots of help. With your second kid, you get by okay. But with your third kid, you help others.” It does get easier with time. But parenting requires skills. It makes a material difference that I’ve already experienced (and learned from) a lot of specific challenges. It would be upsetting if I hadn’t! You would EXPECT someone in their late 30s with 8 years of parenting experience to have some apparently-successful coping mechanisms and a few success markers. The alternative would be unspeakably depressing. We should EXPECT some things to stack, some powers to develop, some skills to grow, and our own characters to deepen, strengthen and evolve. The secret: skills take time to learn, but they do accumulate, and it should be noticeable when someone has spent time collecting them. Parenting may never get easier - life may never get easier - but ideally we will be developing our own character alongside these challenges, and facing them with ever-more maturity! We aren’t done growing yet either.

12. The secret: My kids are pretty easy. I've been lucky. I wouldn't have had any past the first if it had been miserable.

There are a lot of secrets. People don't talk about them. I hope that hearing about my secrets is something of a help, and helps you feel better about yourself. I think you're at a very hard point, and that it will probably be better. You're being very brave, and doing very well. You'll get somewhere good soon.

[andmaybegayer]

Do you know of a decent place to see which phones still work well after years? I'm noticing pretty damning performance issues with my Xperia meanwhile my razer phone 2 is still chugging along!

Longevity is kind of double edged, there's update support and there's raw performance. For update support, there's EndOfLife which has details for a few brands, and you can otherwise usually find a recent list pumped out by an aggregator site if you search "Update Support <Brand> Phones". Just because support is long doesn't mean it'll necessarily run well, (Samsung has long support on even their slowest phones) but it's a start.

For performance, the flagship phones with high end processors and tons of RAM do a lot to future proof a phone against the increasing resource demands, so your best bet is often just benchmark results relative to those.

GSMArena will usually have GFXbench or 3DMark and GeekBench results for phones. Versions change often but, you can usually look at like, the contemporary Samsung S or S Ultra whatever which is pretty reliably one of the fastest fast phones of its generation and see how what you're looking at stacks up. e.g. here's a Nothing 3a pro vs the Samsung S25.

Huge performance gap! GeekBench and AnTuTu are sort of holistic usability benchmarks, while 3DMark is mostly gaming focussed. Here's my phone (Pixel 8) vs its contemporary S24. Now that I mention it, contemporary pixel is also a good "middle of the road" benchmark for recent generations.

No good graphics comparison, but you can see, ~65% performance give or take in general use. This also shows you how big the inter-generation gap was this time, pretty big!

Another thing that matters more than you might think is storage. Modern phones use eUFS 2.x or eUFS 3.x, both of which are high performance flash standards and which are a huge step up over older eMMC storage. Slow flash like eMMC dramatically affects app performance and only makes it worse if you run out of memory and have to hit swap. Snappy app transitions under Android involve a lot of careful memory management and swap usage so slow storage can really highlight that. GSMArena will usually list the flash standard a phone is using.

Memory has a much narrower spread these days, even the cheapest new budget phone will usually have 6GB of RAM, but getting 8 or 12GB will help reduce swapping and improve caching for application launching and multitasking.

[corgitation]

resources I'm using for studying japanese

vocab/kanji:

wanikani: I use daily reviews to learn kanji and vocabulary using the kanji. This resource isn't free, but this has really helped me stay consistent. I like the UI and find the content helpful

renshuu: this is my favorite mobile app, I use this to learn JLPT-specific vocab and kanji. I use the free version

mochi srs: the best flashcard app! The UI is super easy to use and has lots of shortcuts for making and reviewing cards fast. You can easily create and edit templates for cards, and have cards reference other cards. I have a deck for kanji and one for vocab, and my vocab template references any kanji that are used in the vocab tab. There's also super easy furigana, lots of features for japanese.

grammar:

bunpro: really good for grammar, this has lessons for each grammar rule and divides them into groups through popular textbooks and their own groupings for jlpt grammar

genki textbooks: pretty standard textbook for learning vocab, grammar, and kanji

genki study resources: great site with activities for all the genki lessons

tokini andy genki reviews: extra practice for genki lessons, explains some grammar more clearly, introduces new dialogue.

reading:

japanese folktales for language learners and japanese stories for language learners: folktales are a really great way to learn, because these references come up a lot. I've seen references to urashimo taro in evangelion, and the new pokemon dlc is a reference to momotaro. This book has the japanese on one page and english on the other, with vocabulary after the chapter. (here and here on natively)

animal crossing new leaf tobimori: I've recently started playing this and it's so much fun. I'm already really familiar with the game so I don't depend on any of the text for playing, and it's good for more common expressions, differences in speech between polite/casual/male/female etc. I have a post describing how I'm able to play this here. (here on lingotrack)

listening:

japanese with shun: big fan of this podcast, it's free on spotify and youtube, which scripts on patreon. Each podcast is about a short subject, and they're all in japanese. (here on lingotrack)

learn japanese pod: some free podcasts on spotify with more paid content, this one is both about japanese and in japanese. It will teach phrases for specific scenarios, like ordering sushi or refusing situations.

tracking:

lingotrack: I started time tracking a couple of months ago and it's been so helpful! This site is great for quickly logging study activities and seeing how the time stacks up. It helps me identify which areas I'm spending enough time in and which ones are lacking. I also use the library section for keeping track of my japanese native content

toggl: I use this online stopwatch for tracking the time for different study activities so I can log them in lingotrack. It also has a browser extension which I usually use

finding native content:

natively: excellent site for finding comprehensible input content and tracking days read. This site has a lot of reviews for books so it makes it easy to find books that are on level. You can follow me here

lingotrack: collections in lingotrack provides user generated groups of content so that you can create an see groupings of native material content. There aren't as many reviews for material here as there are for natively though, so I find material there and then add them here. You can follow me here

other:

tofugu: this blog has everything. Use it for finding reviews on japanese language resources, learning grammar rules, etc.

jisho: dictionary app, I use it as my source of truth for vocab and kanji meanings

heisig's remembering the kanji: a different approach to learning kanji, this focuses on first teaching the simplest kanji and building from ones you already know. This is different from wanikani, which will make sure you know (its own) particles before introducing the kanji that uses them, but focuses on learning kanji and vocab in priority order. I'm listing it here because I don't use it much anymore

deepl: ai translator, works much better than google translate. You can also put sentences in chatgpt and ask it for broken down explanations. Take any translations from ai with a grain of salt - they are great tools but do not ensure accuracy

edit 3/10/2024: added tracking and native content sections, added links to lingotrack and natively for media

[yetitakinginventory]

Rise of the Guardians Dash n Drop

The mobile game by PikPok and released in the App Store and Google Play. It stayed online for years but ultimately was taken down in 2016.

This game, by every right, should have been what was released on game consoles everywhere. The graphics, music, and gameplay are all brilliantly done. The game is fun, addictive, and incredibly challenging without being frustrating. It has only one single control, something that should make this unbelievably simple to play but creates a difficulty in maneuvering around the constant enemies approaching from all sides.

This likely encourages the purchase of boosts in the workshop, but the lack of negative consequences to losing a level means you don't experience the frustration that fuels in-app game purchases.

The price of coins is reasonable for the cost of each lower level boost. For $20 you can get 1,500 Holiday shields, protecting you from 4,500 nightmare attacks. (In 2012 I was making $10 an hour, the cost of the ticket to see this movie was $8)

And that's not the only boost, as you progress across the cities you begin to gain support from your fellow Guardians, who will attack or block the Nightmares to protect your sliegh.

From Sandy turning them into Coins, recouping part of your purchase, to Jack freezing them in place making them harmless or easily breakable if you run into them. These boosts are not just a purchase item, you can collect them as you go, either by themselves or by rescuing Elves on the way.

Like all mobile games they keep you coming back with daily goals, and get you started with rewards for logging in on Facebook and joining their group or liking them. So you don't have to spend real money on coins if you didn't want to.

And a Leaderboard so you could see how you were stacking up with fans around the world.

If you never got the chance to play this, or are feeling Nostalgic, TouchGameplay on YouTube has a video with 15 minutes of gameplay.

And shout out to Pokémon Trainer Ryan on Youtube for attempting to archive the music.

Although its no longer in the app store if you have an older Android phone, or download the Vmos app and run an older version of Android on your phone, you may still be able to download and play the game HERE. This is a fully downloadable app, but I have not been able to verify if it still works disconnected from the developers.

All my love to game archives that do their best to preserve old mobile games.

[oditeksolutionsyaass]

MEAN Stack, consisting of MongoDB, Express, Angular, and Node.js, is a JavaScript-based solution popular for its versatility and scalability in web and mobile application development. MongoDB's document-oriented data model enables scalability, making it suitable for handling large data volumes. MEAN Stack's open-source nature and JavaScript language enhance the speed and efficiency of development.

The architecture of MEAN Stack involves AngularJS processing client-side requests, followed by Node.js handling server-side tasks. ExpressJS manages the request, and MongoDB retrieves and provides data, forming a seamless flow of information.

Advantages of MEAN Stack development include greater flexibility, isomorphic coding for easy framework transition, cloud accessibility, cost-effectiveness, single-language development with JavaScript, and high speed and reusability.

MEAN Stack's architecture and use of JavaScript make it ideal for app development organizations, as it eliminates the need for compilation and allows for faster development processes. Contact us today to leverage our expertise in enterprise mobile application development using the MEAN stack.

[washblog]

2024 is Washboard's final year of operation

Washboard was released to the public a whopping 11 years ago (I was a boy back then!). It served a valuable & unique purpose at the time, offering people a way to filter out posts they didn't want to see on mobile platforms. But, in case you missed it, Tumblr's mobile app has had tag & content filtering for years, effectively patching the gap in functionality that Washboard was made to fill.

It's not just redundant, either - Washboard's age means its tech stack is incredibly outdated & vulnerable to security threats. I've accepted this burden for years, but the risks of keeping it online will inevitably outweigh the benefits at some point. I feel that Washboard has been past that point for quite some time; I hope you'll understand.

As such, I'll be taking Washboard offline later this year. The domain name was just renewed, but I will likely allow it to expire in the next year or two as well.

Washboard was my first creative coding project that I feel left a positive impact on the world. If I had infinite time, I'd try my hardest to preserve it online, but nothing moves faster than time. I hope I was able to help you better curate your online experience for awhile!

[digitaldetoxworld]

"What Is Cloud Computing? Explained with Real-Life Examples"

 In these days’s digital international, you’ve in all likelihood heard the time period cloud computing more than one instances—whether in enterprise meetings, tech information, or regular conversations. But what exactly is cloud computing, and why is it the sort of large deal?

What is cloud computing with example

In this text, we’ll explore cloud computing in easy phrases, supply actual-global examples, provide an explanation for its benefits, and cover the special forms of cloud offerings. 

advantages of cloud computing

✅ What is Cloud Computing?

Instead of proudly owning bodily hardware or software program, customers can get entry to those assets on call for through cloud carriers like Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, or Google Cloud.

In less complicated words:

“Cloud computing means the usage of the net to get admission to facts, software program, and computing power, in preference to strolling it all for your personal computer or a local server.”

💡 Everyday Example: Google Drive

Let’s say you operate Google Drive to save your documents and pics. You can:

Upload documents out of your computer

Access them for your mobile from anywhere

Share them with others immediately

Never worry approximately dropping data in case your device crashes

You didn’t deploy any storage gadget. You didn’t buy a server. You just used cloud computing — because Google affords storage, software program, and protection via the cloud.

types of cloud computing

🔍 Key Features of Cloud Computing

On-Demand Self-Service: You can get sources (like storage or digital machines) each time needed, without human interplay.

Resource Pooling: Cloud carriers serve a couple of customers with shared assets.

Rapid Elasticity: Resources can scale up or down as in line with call for.

Measured Service: You only pay for what you use, like strength or water.

🏢 Real-Life Examples of Cloud Computing

1. Netflix

Netflix makes use of cloud computing (specifically AWS) to:

Stream movies and TV suggests global

Store huge quantities of video data

Handle unexpected spikes in traffic (like while a brand new series drops)

2. Email Services

Gmail, Outlook, and Yahoo Mail run on the cloud. You don’t down load emails for your difficult force—they’re stored and managed on line.

3. Social Media

Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter use cloud era to:

Host billions of pix and films

Deliver content immediately to users

Handle user facts correctly and at scale

4. Online Gaming

Games like Fortnite and Call of Duty use cloud servers to:

Save recreation development

Provide multiplayer help

Reduce lag through worldwide servers

🛠️ Types of Cloud Services (The Cloud Computing Stack)

Cloud computing is usually divided into three important carrier fashions:

1. IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service)

Basic building blocks: digital servers, storage, and networking.

Example:

Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud)

Google Compute Engine

2. PaaS (Platform as a Service)

Provides a platform to develop, run, and manipulate programs without dealing with the underlying hardware.

Developers simply recognition on code, now not infrastructure.

Example:

Google App Engine

Microsoft Azure App Services

🧠 It’s like renting a completely geared up kitchen where you can cook dinner your recipe, however you don’t have to shop for the stove or gas.

3. SaaS (Software as a Service)

Ready-to-use software delivered thru the internet.

You simply use the app; the whole lot else is controlled by way of the issuer.

Example:

Google Docs, Zoom, Salesforce, Dropbox

🧠 Using SaaS is like subscribing to Netflix—you watch the display, even as Netflix handles the servers, updates, and content.

define cloud computing

☁️ Types of Cloud Deployment Models

There are exceptional ways cloud computing can be deployed, relying on who owns the infrastructure and the way it is managed:

1. Public Cloud

Resources shared amongst a couple of groups.

Cost-effective and scalable.

Examples: AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform

2. Private Cloud

Exclusive to one enterprise.

More manipulate and security.

Used with the aid of banks, government, or massive organisations.

3. Hybrid Cloud

Combines public and personal cloud.

Offers flexibility: store sensitive statistics in personal, and other facts in public.

💰 Benefits of Cloud Computing

1. Cost-Effective

No need to invest in hardware or upkeep.

Pay-as-you-go model reduces needless charges.

2. Scalability

Three. Accessibility

Work from anywhere with a web connection.

4. Data Backup and Recovery

Built-in backup systems help recover facts in case of failure.

5. Speed and Performance

Deploy apps or offerings within mins.

Most cloud carriers provide servers in special locations for fast access.

🔐 Is Cloud Computing Safe?

Cloud computing is usually secure if used efficiently. Providers invest heavily in:

Data encryption

Firewalls

Access controls

24/7 monitoring

However, users need to also take precautions:

Use robust passwords

Enable -aspect authentication

Avoid storing quite touchy non-public facts on public systems

🌐 Who Uses Cloud Computing?

Individuals: For storing pics, emails, documents (Google Drive, iCloud)

Startups: To construct apps without spending huge on infrastructure

Businesses: For facts analytics, CRM (Customer Relationship Management), stock, and collaboration

Governments: For citizen offerings, virtual records, and verbal exchange

cloud computing services

🤔 Why Is Cloud Computing the Future?

As businesses end up greater digital, the demand for far off get entry to, bendy infrastructure, and global collaboration is growing hastily. Cloud computing makes it simpler to:

Launch tech startups faster

Empower far off groups

Use AI and large facts tools

Innovate continuously without spending heavily on IT

applications of cloud computing

📌 Summary

Feature Cloud Computing

Examples Google Drive, Netflix, AWS, Zoom

Types IaaS, PaaS, SaaS

Benefits Cost-powerful, scalable, available

Deployment Public, Private, Hybrid Cloud

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How To Build A Real Estate App: Full Guide

In today's fast-paced digital world, every industry is getting a tech upgrade — and real estate is no different. Whether you're a real estate agent, broker, investor, or startup, developing a real estate app can unlock powerful ways to connect with clients, streamline property transactions, and stay competitive in a crowded market.

If you’ve been thinking about building your own app like Realtor.com, Zillow, or Redfin, now is the perfect time. This guide breaks down everything you need to know to build a real estate app in 2025 — from defining what a real estate app actually is, to understanding development costs and picking the right tech partner.

What is a Real Estate App?

A real estate app is a digital platform — typically mobile-first — that helps users buy, sell, rent, or list properties. It connects property seekers and agents or owners in real-time and provides tools to explore listings, schedule visits, chat with agents, get financing advice, and even close deals online.

Depending on your niche, a real estate app can serve different use cases:

Property Buyers – Browse listings, check neighborhood info, mortgage calculators, save favorites

Sellers/Agents – List properties, manage leads, chat with prospects, schedule open houses

Renters – Discover available rental homes/apartments, contact landlords

Property Managers – Monitor maintenance requests, rent collection, tenant communication

In short, it’s a one-stop solution to bridge the gap between real estate supply and demand — made convenient, digital, and accessible 24/7.

Read Also: How To Develop A Real Estate App?

How To Build A Real Estate App: Step-by-Step

Follow these simple steps to successful real estate app development:

1. Research the Market

Look at other real estate apps and see what works well. Study the trends and find out what users want. This helps you make a better app than your competitors.

2. Define Features

Decide what features your app needs, like search filters, virtual tours, and chat options. Pick the most important ones that will make the app useful and easy to use.

3. Design the Interface

Make your app look good and be easy to use. A clean, simple design will help users find what they need without any trouble.

4. Build and Test an MVP

Build a basic version of your app with only the most important features. Let users try it out and give feedback. This helps you fix any problems before the full version is ready.

5. Launch the App

Once the app is ready, launch it and tell people about it. Use ads, social media, and word of mouth to attract users.

Following these steps helps you create a great app that works well and is easy for users to enjoy. Each step makes sure your app is ready to succeed.

Read more: How to Develop a Real Estate App Like Zillow

How Much Does It Cost to Develop Real Estate App

The cost to develop a real estate app like Realtor.com ranges from $15,000 to $50,000+, depending on features, complexity, and development location. A basic MVP starts at $15,000, mid-level apps range between $20,000–$40,000, and full-featured apps with advanced tools can go beyond $50,000.

Learn more: How Much Does It Cost to Develop a Real Estate App Like Zillow?

Why Choose Vigorous IT for Real Estate App App Development?

Choosing Vigorous IT Solutions for your Realtor.com-like real estate app development means partnering with a team that understands both technology and the property market. We offer end-to-end development services, from UI/UX design to deployment using the latest tech stacks like Flutter, Node.js, and AWS. Our real estate app development solutions are feature-rich, scalable, and budget-friendly, making them ideal for startups and growing businesses. With a strong track record, timely delivery, and post-launch support, we ensure your app stands out in a competitive market.

Conclusion

Building a real estate app like Realtor.com is a strategic move in today’s digital-first property market. With the right features, user-focused design, and a reliable development partner, you can create a platform that delivers real value to buyers, sellers, and agents alike. Whether you're starting with a basic MVP or aiming for a feature-rich solution, success lies in understanding user needs and leveraging technology wisely. Partnering with experienced real estate app development companies like Vigorous IT Solutions can help turn your vision into a high-performing, scalable reality, on time and within budget.

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Blyp: The Next Phase of Urban Innovation for ParkMate

New Delhi, India | July 8, 2025 — ParkMate, one of India’s most prominent smart parking and mobility solution providers, has officially rebranded to ‘Blyp’. This transformation signals a major shift in the company’s mission—from solving daily parking challenges to becoming a cutting-edge urban mobility intelligence platform.

Why ‘Blyp’? A New Name, A New Vision

The rebrand is more than cosmetic; it represents a bold new chapter. Blyp is on a mission to revolutionize urban commuting through data, automation, and smart city integration.

“The name ‘Blyp’ represents speed, precision, and novelty — exactly what we want to deliver to every urban commuter,” said Dhananjaya Bharadwaj, Co-founder & CEO of Blyp. “This rebranding is our first step toward unveiling our next-generation technologies and integrated AI capabilities. We’re not just evolving — we’re redefining what it means to move in the city. In the coming weeks, we’ll be launching something magical for car owners. Something that’s never been done before.”

From Parking Startup to Super Mobility Platform

With this new identity, Blyp aims to move beyond being seen as just a smart parking app.

“ParkMate was our beginning — a product born from a real-world problem,” said Abhimanyu Singh, Co-founder & COO of Blyp. “‘Blyp’ is our evolution. Think of it as us going full Super Saiyyan with our tech vision. Over the years, we’ve grown into a comprehensive mobility tech platform. This rebrand enables us to dream bigger, build faster, and create deeper impact — for individuals, enterprises, and governments alike.”

What’s Changing?

Brand Name: ParkMate will now operate under the new name ‘Blyp’.

Visual Identity: A refreshed logo, color palette, and user interface signal a modernized brand experience.

Technology Refresh: A brand-new mobile app and platform upgrades are set to launch in the coming weeks.

What’s Next for Blyp?

In the quarters ahead, Blyp plans to:

Launch its revamped mobile app and next-gen technology stack

Expand operations into more Indian cities

Build smart infrastructure collaborations beyond traditional parking

Introduce powerful features including:

Predictive analytics

Integrated AI and computer vision

EV charging and parking integrations

Enterprise mobility dashboards

Digital parking permits

Driving the Future of Frictionless Mobility

With this bold rebrand, Blyp aims to set new standards for smart urban transportation — going far beyond just finding a parking spot. As cities get smarter, so does mobility. And Blyp is ready to lead the way.