What Is WebRTC and How It Works

The world of web-based communication is changing at a speed you might not even imagine Now, for making a video conferencing call, sharing a file—all that you need is a URL, thanks to the power of WebRTC for opening the door of infinite possibilities for developers and businesses.     

Developed by Google in 2011 as an open-source framework comprising standards, protocols, and JavaScript APIs, WebRTC or Web Real-Time Communications facilitates the peer-to-peer transfer of audio, video, and data without plugins, native applications, or any third-party proprietary software 

Introduction To Support Driven Development

Are you Practising Support Driven Development?

If you are reading this then the answer is probably no. Or, you may think you are, but certain decisions that have been made (or not made) in the development of your product have made it much more difficult for you and your staff to support. These problems may be small and unnoticeable at the start but as your product scales and your user base grows, they will begin to create a black hole of lost hours and days for your developers who are supporting problems that should have been solved long before they reach their desks.

Possible Problems in Dead Hard Drive Recovery

A dead hard drive can result in permanent loss of data, which could be worth sizably more than the storage hardware. This draws from the fact that over the past 5–7 years, hard drives’ storage capacity has increased significantly, while their costs have come down to as low as $40 for a 1 TB drive. Today, it’s common for even individuals to have 4 TB hard drives for storing or backing up critical data for long-term use. 

Imagine if your hard drive, storing terabytes of precious data, fails and turns out dead! You could lose your lifetime's worth of digital files like family get-togethers and outing pics, Junior’s baseball game video, crucial project data, and whatnot. The situation looks terrifying, and it is incredibly hard to tackle— how do you deal with a dead hard drive and recover your data? 

Any Recent Resource to Understand KMP algorithm?

I am trying to understand Boyer Moore algorithm & KMP algorithm (Knuth Morris Pratt)? I tried some places like GeeksForGeeks, TutorialsPoint etc. But I have still some doubts. If you guys have some resources or videos where these algorithms are explained in somewhat simple terms, please share them. First I am trying to understand the logic behind these algorithms clearly. Then I will go to code implementation.