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What is WebdriverIO?

WebdriverIO is a progressive automation framework built to automate modern web and mobile applications. It simplifies the interaction with your app and provides a set of plugins that help you create a scalable, robust, and flakiness test suite. WebdriverIO is built on top of Selenium NodeJS bindings.

Webdriver IO is Open Source Framework managed by OpenJS foundation and follows W3 framework architectural standards

Hands-on Presto Tutorial: Presto 101

In this blog we'll show you how to get started with Presto, the open source SQL query engine for the data lake. By the end you'll be able to run Presto locally on your machine.

Presto Installation

Presto can be installed manually or using docker images on:

Step-by-Step Tutorial: From Data Preprocessing to Using Graph Database

This article is contributed by Jiayi98, a Nebula Graph user. She shared her experience in deploying Nebula Graph offline and preprocessing a dataset provided by LDBC. It is a beginner-friendly step-by-step guide to learn Nebula Graph.

This is not standard stress testing, but a small-scale test. Through this test, I got familiar with the deployment of Nebula Graph, its data import tool, its graph query language, Java API, and data migration. Additionally, now I have a basic understanding of its cluster performance.

How to Create a Mosaic Chart Using JavaScript

Data visualization is a valuable tool in today’s scenario, with data everywhere and various opportunities to tap into that data to find insights. Visual charts are imperative to communicate ideas, identify patterns, and make the most of the available data.

So then, would you like to quickly and easily learn how to create a really cool chart that showcases data interestingly?

Extending the ONLYOFFICE Online Editors Functionality With Plugins

ONLYOFFICE is a free and open source web-based office suite that can be easily deployed on your own server, integrated with your web application, and extended with your own plugins.

A plugin is the simplest way to add missing or additional features, like Symbol Table. Using plugins you can easily integrate document editors with any other editor, for example, to edit images. or connect any third-party service, be it online, like YouTube, or self-hosted, like Highlight Code.