AdamJohn

The internet and the retail industry have evolved in the past couple of decades, and we've seen this transformation reflected in eCommerce services. AI is revolutionizing retail. It has become instrumental in helping retailers grow their brands and grow their businesses while minimizing costs and improving customer experience. Today, retailers use AI to handle all customer service interactions, generate content for social media channels, manage inventory levels, analyze data on web traffic for conversion optimization purposes, etc. In the past decade, online shopping has grown by leaps and bounds. eCommerce services are not just for millennials anymore. 78% of Internet users in the 55-64 age group now shop online at least once a month, equating to 2 million seniors shopping online every day!  Companies that want to capture a slice of this lucrative market must understand how other businesses are succeeding (and failing). In this article, we are providing some insights into the curr...

The more our personal and business data flows online, the more concerned people are about internet security. Users desire application integration without having to provide user login information all the time. They also desire security without being aware that it is present.  Authentication is concerned with identifying an entity (i.e user, server, or device). A web application may request a username and password when identifying a user. If a cloud service wants to locate a server, it may request the IP address. Finally, devices may be recognized by their unique MAC addresses.  Similarly, authorization permits one party to get access to another (or resource). A home key is a good example of how permission varies from authentication. A door lock is unconcerned about who is using the key to enter the residence. It merely recognizes that persons in possession of the home key have permission to enter. In this article, we’ll be discussing how to curate a ReactJS application while im...

In this blog post, We will learn to set up a   Microsoft SQL Server database in RDS using the AWS console. What is SQL Server? The SQL Server is a RDBMS developed by  Microsoft.  Using  Amazon RDS , It's easy to set up , manage and scale the SQL Database server in the  AWS cloud . There are multiple editions available such as Express edition, Enterprise edition, Web and Standard editions. The SQL server database that we launch using Amazon RDS comes with the License. Launching SQL Server Database Prerequisites The SQL Database can be created in an existing default VPC or we can set up a custom VPC and Subnets and then we can create a subnet group from the custom VPC and the subnets. To Create a subnet group from the custom or new VPC. Go to the  RDS console . On the left side, click Subnet groups Press Create  DB Subnet group Enter a name for the subnet group and then we have to choose a VPC  For Add subnets , We have to choose the subnets of diff...

With technological innovation happening at an alarming rate, all businesses need to have their digital forefront intact. This is precisely why it has become a minimum requirement for all businesses to have their apps or websites seamlessly compatible across multiple platforms. Now, for a very long time, native apps have been the golden standard for cross-platform interaction. They delivered excellent performance and contained a lot of platform-specific features.  But with native apps, it was always that apps were built separately for separate platforms. What we need now is a single app that’s compatible seamlessly across multiple platforms. And this is where React Native steps into the picture. React Native takes   cross-platform mobile development to a whole new level. Not only is it able to provide seamless interaction between cross-platform apps, but it also adds speed to the mix. These apps are extremely efficient and can provide the same functions and features across diff...