The popular Shopify e-commerce service has everything you need to create, market, and manage an online business. The platform’s in-app payment platform works on websites, social media platforms, and even as a mobile POS. To make it all happen, Shopify…
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Salesforce is an industry-leading customer relationship management (CRM) platform. This BI tool supports integrated sales, automated marketing, and data analytics and management for more than 150,000 businesses of all sizes. Its advanced features include a built-in predictive AI and a…
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PostgreSQL, aka Postgres, is recognized as the “the world’s most advanced open source relational database.” Postgres is used all over the world to power complex applications such as Skype, IMDB, and Etsy. But you may be less familiar with the…
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The R Project is an open source programming environment that supports statistical computing and graphic design. For R work or any data operations, you need an ETL tool (extract, transform and load) to process your data from its source to…
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Node.js is a serverless, open source environment that runs JavaScript and builds scalable apps and web pages. This event-driven runtime handles HTTP requests and sleeps when it’s not called to work. Node.js is asynchronous, so data is transmitted through networks…
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Node.js is a serverless, open source environment that runs JavaScript and builds scalable apps and web pages. This event-driven runtime handles HTTP requests and sleeps when it’s not called to work. Node.js is asynchronous, so data is transmitted through networks…
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PHP is a powerful tool for scripting code for your data operations. And it works when you build anything from a simple blog to a full-service website. PHP is a good option if you want to deliver results, but not…
