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Top Chrome Extensions for Designers

Fontface Ninja

This extension identifies fonts on websites more accurately than anything else. It is not just displaying the CSS’s name but analysing the font to get its real name. You an also go straight from the fonts on the page to purchase it using their extension toolbar.

ColorZilla

Sometimes you just need a quick way to see what color is being used – and ColorZilla is a great solution for just that. Simply hover over elements on your page to see the HEX and RGB color values being used. Click to quickly copy it to your clipboard. It’s fast, simple, and efficient.

Page Ruler

Page Ruler extension enables you to measure pixels of elements and space on any website. Adjustable color guides you perfect line contrast on dark and light websites.

SVG Grabber

Grab all the SVG images and icons from a site, download them or just copy the code. Click a single button and it will automatically pull all the SVGs that are on the page.

Muzli 2

Need some inspiration with your morning coffee (or tea)? The Muzli Chrome Extension has got you covered. Every time you open a new browser window, you will see an up-to-date feed of all things awesome design.

Microservice Architecture

Microservice Architecture is an approach of developing an application as a series of small independently hosted applications communicating usually over RESTful API.

What is Microservice Architecture?

It’s an approach of developing an application as a series of small independently hosted applications communicating usually over RESTful API.

Is Microservice Architecture suitable only for new applications?

One of the myths System Architects tend to believe – Microservice Architecture is only for new cloud applications! Is it Really?

Why use Microservices?

Here is one of the reasons why System Architects use Microservices!

Why use Microservices?

Here’s the second benefit of using Microservice Architecture!

Why use Microservices?

Here’s the third reason why you should use microservice architecture for your cloud applications!

Why use Microservices?

Unlock the power of Microservices by choosing the right technology for every use case in your cloud application!

Need the io performance of NodeJS to make your app faster?? Build it as a Microservice!

Need the power of Machine Learning or NLP from Python in your cloud app? Build it as a Microservice!

ReactJS

ReactJS is a front end JS library to create beautiful and performant UI.

ReactJS is most popular frontend framework.

With a variety of open source platforms available for frontend development, we find ourselves puzzled while selecting the right tool to build single page web applications.

Known for simplicity, flexibility, and performance, ReactJS has been considered to be most popular in comparison with other competitive libraries and frameworks.

Why choose ReactJS over any other Frontend Javascript Framework?

Advantage No. 1
ReactJS can be written using simple JavaScript and has a shorter learning curve for any Javascript developer!

Why choose ReactJS over any other Frontend Javascript Framework?

Advantage No. 2
ReactJS helps you breakdown your app into smaller components. Once you get the hang of ReactJS you will start visualizing the UI as reusable blocks called as React Components!

Why is ReactJS faster than other Frontend Javascript Frameworks?

Advantage No. 3
ReactJS uses virtual DOM for rendering, which is the main reason its fast!

Why choose ReactJS over any other Frontend Javascript Framework?

Advantage No. 4
ReactJS uses a proprietary JSX (or TSX for the Typescript guys at @Teknorix) file format which is a mix of HTML & Javascript. This helps consolidate all UI resources required for a React Component into one single file.

Load Testing

Load Testing is a kind of Performance Testing which determines a system's performance when multiple users access it simultaneously.

What is Load Testing?

Its a kind of Performance Testing which determines a system’s performance under real-life load.

What questions does Load Testing answer?

With load testing, you can identify the maximum operating capacity as well as any bottlenecks of an application to determine which element is causing its degradation.

When to start Load Testing?

Wondering what is the ideal time to start with load testing? 🤔

Follow these basic guidelines!!

Why do we need Load Testing?

You may conduct various tests to ensure the speed, stability, and scalability of your application. Occasionally, load testing might be overlooked. Here are some of the reasons why you should conduct load testing.

Tools for Load Testing

Some of the best load testing tools. These will ensure that your software performs the best under all conditions.

Apache JMeter

Apache JMeter is an open-source tool designed to load test functional behavior and measure performance. It is used to analyze and measure the performance of web application and a variety of other services. It supports testing strategies such as Load Testing, Distributed Testing, and Functional Testing.

LoadRunner

LoadRunner is a performance testing tool which supports various development tools, technologies and communication protocols. LoadRunner supports Rich Internet Applications, Web 2.0, Mobile Apps, SAP, Oracle, MS SQL Server, Citrix, and Mail.

WebLOAD

WebLOAD by Radview integrates within your DevOps Pipeline to run Load Tests on your system at every deploy. It combines performance, scalability, and integrity as a single process for the verification of web and mobile applications. WebLOAD monitors and incorporates statistics from the various components of the system under test: servers, application server, database, network, load-balancer, firewall, etc.

Elasticsearch

Elasticsearch is an opensource RESTful search & analytics engine built to handle large data sets and provide search results in real-time!

What is Elasticsearch?

SQL is a very good solution for the majority of use cases, but when dealing with a huge amount of data, and wanting search results in realtime, SQL tends to disappoint.

Elasticsearch is an opensource RESTful search & analytics engine built to handle large datasets and provide search results in real-time! Elasticsearch lets you perform and combine many types of searches — structured, unstructured, geo, metric

What kind of data is typically stored in Elasticsearch?

Static Data

For example – Datasets that may grow or change slowly like a catalog or inventory of items.

What kind of data is typically stored in Elasticsearch?

What kind of data can you store in Elasticsearch?

Apart from Static data, we can use Elasticsearch to store logs and other bulky time series data. Thanks to the inbuilt scalability of Elasticsearch, we can dump a lot of data into its store without losing any performance.

Elastic Stack also offers opensource tools to visualize this data and even use it for machine learning & AI. Checkout Kibana for more info.

Who uses Elasticsearch?

Elasticsearch is currently being used by many companies all over the world. For example – Netflix, Uber, eBay, Stack Overflow, Jobsoid etc.

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