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In mobile development, persisting small pieces of data like user preferences, tokens, and app settings is vital. AsyncStorage provides a simple, reliable way to store that kind of data locally. This library is a community-maintained solution that replaces the old AsyncStorage module from React Native core. It uses a key-value pair system, making it easy to use and ideal for lightweight storage needs. 

In 2025, SharePoint continues to play a critical role in enabling digital transformation across organizations. One of the most impactful ways companies are modernizing their operations is through the tight integration between SharePoint and the Microsoft Power Platform—specifically Power Automate, Power Apps, and Power BI. 

Salesforce provides various automation tools that help businesses streamline their operations. Among these, Flow, Process Builder, and Apex Triggers are the most popular. But which one is the best choice for your specific needs? Let's answer some common questions to decide. 

Salesforce is a powerful Customer Relationship Management (CRM) platform that helps businesses manage their data efficiently. At the core of Salesforce’s data model are Objects, Fields, and Relationships, which define how data is structured and connected within the system. In this blog, we will break down these fundamental concepts to help you understand how Salesforce stores and organizes data.

In the world of test automation, efficiency and reusability are key. Writing a test for each possible input is not scalable. That’s where Data-Driven Testing (DDT) steps in. When combined with the power of TestNG, DDT becomes incredibly simple and effective. 

In this blog, we’ll walk through what DDT is, how to implement it using TestNG, and how it stacks up against other testing frameworks. 

When building reports in Power BI, it’s common to work with multiple tables. But to make the data meaningful and interactive, we need to connect these tables using relationships. 

Here, we’ll understand what relationships are, the different types available in Power BI, and how to create and manage them effectively.

If you've received a photo of a data table from a printed report, screenshot, or scanned document and wished you could easily transfer that information into Excel without manually retyping it, you're in luck. In this guide, we'll walk you through a straightforward, step-by-step process to extract table data from an image and convert it into an editable Excel format.

In today’s fast-paced digital world, organizations are constantly seeking web solutions that are scalable, secure, and performance-oriented. Whether it’s for building an enterprise intranet, a public-facing site, or a complex portal system, businesses expect more from their content management systems. This is where DotNetNuke (DNN) — a powerful, open-source CMS built on the Microsoft .NET framework — continues to stand out. 

The integration of AI in DNN marks a significant leap forward in content management and user experience. As AI technology continues to evolve, the possibilities for DNN-powered websites are limitless. Businesses and developers who embrace AI-driven enhancements will be better positioned to offer seamless, intuitive, and engaging digital experiences. In this blog, we will explore the AI-powered enhancements in DNN and how they are revolutionizing content management. 

Let’s be real—building long forms with dozens of fields used to be a mess.

Earlier, when we wanted to create a form, we had to keep adding fields one below the other. There was no way to categorize or structure them cleanly. The more fields we added, the more painful it became to scroll, manage, or even preview them properly. That’s not just a bad admin experience—it leads to bad user experience too.