Cache (pronounced “cash”) is a type of computing memory used to improve the speed at which we access frequently requested data. Caching improves performance, efficiency and the user experience.
Application lifecycle management provides a structure to software development with five distinct stages. Our expert introduces you to ALM, how it works and its key benefits.
RAD is an iterative software development methodology that prioritizes rapid prototyping, user involvement and fast delivery of high-quality software products.
A software requirements specification (SRS) is a formal document that defines what a software system is expected to do. Our expert explains what makes a good one.
Amdahl’s law is a principle in computer science that provides a best-case estimate of how much you can improve system performance by optimizing a specific part of the system. Here’s how to use it.
