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We live in a time where technology is progressing at an outstanding pace. High tech and Big Data increasingly influence our daily life. But is this influence always positive? Are new technologies making our world better, more comfortable to live in and fairer, or is maybe everything going the opposite way? These questions arise as you read the book by Cathy O’Neil Weapons of Math Destruction: How Big Data Increases Inequality and Threatens Democracy.

At Luxoft Training our team believes that in-house trainings should always bring value to the company and offer participants new knowledge and skills aimed at helping them solve the most critical business issues.

Programming has always been a challenging field where those who want to stay at the top of their game have to be up to date with the latest innovations and trends in the industry. Because the best work is always done by those who continuously sharpen their skills.

In this article I would like to discuss Enterprise development. My articles are usually devoted to mobile development, and this one will deal with MobileEnterprise development. I believe that the best Enterprise solution for Mobile is ReactNative. Generally speaking, that’s all. You can choose to stop reading this article now if you want :)

Luxoft Training has received the status of Endorsed Education Provider (EEP) by the International Institute of Business Analysis.

The Internet seems to be the perfect channel for finding business opportunities and connecting people and ideas across the world, but accessing it won’t guarantee you the massive results you dreamed of. According to the International Labor Organization (2009), 70% of cross-boundaries business ventures fail due to cultural differences.

In our first article we started talking about how to write DAOs with the help of Spring. Let’s continue.

In the first part of the article we looked at whether refactoring is good for you, what if offers as well as the consequences. Let’s continue our discussion.

In the life cycle of every project there is a moment when the question of refactoring arises. Engineers want something new, fashionable, and interesting to appear in the project. The business needs to get a new functionality faster and faster. And the project team say they get tired of making changes and need refactoring. Does it sound familiar?

The general architecture of an application includes a few layers, as presented into the picture below: