Software Development Blogs by TatvaSoft

Are you looking for cutting-edge business intelligence and data visualization solutions? Microsoft Power BI and Google Data Studio are gaining pretty much momentum these days. Both are of a kind where one allows you to create customized charts and reports in seconds while other one offers interactive charts with powerful business intelligence capabilities. The following post provides a brief comparison between the two in regards to:   Ease of use Complexity and...

SharePoint Framework (SPFx) is an excellent platform for developers allowing them to create client-side applications. From release version 1.8, SPFx has added a beautiful feature in which SPFx webparts can be utilized in MS Teams as a tab. So same web part can be used in SharePoint site as well as in MS Teams for an accurate SharePoint development. The steps to create such kind of SPFx webpart is already described in our blog. This blog is written to show how to redeploy the...

Bots!!! By hearing this word, visualization of some sci-fi Hollywood films come to our mind like an intensive artificial intelligence system that operates independently, computer stealing mankind’s job, human becoming pets of computers, etcetera etcetera. Calm down! Bots are nothing like that.  As computers grow in complexities, the ways to interact with computers also change. We used to interact using printouts and punch cards in the past. It was such a mess and...

Azure Functions Azure Functions is a server less, event-driven compute service that allows you to easily run code or script written in language of your choice in response to various events while scaling on demand and paying only for the duration your code runs. Using Azure Functions, you are not required to worry about provisioning whole application or managing infrastructure. It makes developers more productive by allowing them to use their preferred language such as...

Azure WebJobs WebJobs is an Azure App Service feature that provides an easy way for users to run code or script as a background process in the same context as an app service web app, API app or mobile app. WebJobs support C#, PowerShell, JavaScript, PHP, TypeScript, Bash, Python, Bash, .bat, .cmd and more which means that a WebJob can run any code or script that can execute in App Service sandbox. It supports NPM and NuGet. There is no extra cost to use WebJobs. Note: WebJobs...