Cloud and DevOps

YugaByte DB is an open source database for high performance applications that require ACID transactions and planet-scale data distribution. It supports Cassandra-compatible and Redis-compatible APIs, with PostgreSQL in Beta. YugaByte DB offers both NoSQL and...

Amazon AWS announced new features in the AWS Lambda such as the custom runtimes, which will let you bring basically any language to the platform. Lambda was launched in 2015, the...

KoolReport is an intuitive and flexible Open-Source PHP Reporting Framework for faster and easier report delivery. It gives you full control of data process as well as data visualization. It is...

Many business intelligence solutions are today available in the market, and sometimes companies need to integrate these solution’s capabilities into their web applications. An interesting case study is the integration of Microsoft...

You should have a look at Aimeos if you are looking to build an online shop, market place, reseller or complex B2B systems, while using your favorite PHP framework ! A...

Snipe-IT is an open source asset management system written in PHP and build on Laravel 5.4. A great solution for IT department and operations to know who has which laptop, when...

Since we launched in 2005, the website traveled through several web hosting providers and I can tell that the experience was horrible ! Some web hosting providers even kicked us out,...

Deployer is a deployment tool written in PHP with support for popular frameworks out of the box including Symfony, Cakephp, FuelPHP, CloudFlare, Laravel, Yii Framework, Zend Framework, CodeIgniter, Composer, Drupal, Magento, Typo3,...

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 1 (Reuters) - Neo4j Inc, a graph database firm whose technology was used in investigating the "Panama Papers," said on Thursday it closed an $80 million Series E...

Pomm is an open source database access framework in PHP dedicated to the Postgresql™ database. It offers an alternative approach than ORM to using database in web applications developments. Imagine an ORM...