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Markup Languages: What They Are and Why They Matter Markup languages structure, annotate, and format textual information for electronic devices. From early GML to HTML and XML, they use tags for presentation and data exchange, evolving to meet diverse digital needs like web content, configuration, and data encoding. |
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| Why use JSON Web Token (JWT) in Authentication JSON Web Token (JWT) is an open, JSON-based standard for securely transmitting information between parties. In addition to secure information exchange, JWT could be used for authentication. |
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7 Things to Know In 2021 about the New Privacy Laws Changing the Web In the past few years, we’ve experienced rapid changes in the online privacy landscape. Here are 7 key things everyone should know today regarding privacy on the Web.
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How to Make a Fixed-Scope Contract More AgileEstablishing a contract that genuinely supports agile methods can be a significant challenge. By its very nature, a contract that specifies detailed, upfront deliverables contravenes the principles of flexibility and adaptation that are at the heart of agile. But it is possible—both parties just need to focus on results. | 
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2 Ways to Standardize QA PracticesTesting can get complicated when each project is using a completely different toolset, language, and reporting status, with different measurements and formats. Testing is a reaction to context and what we encounter, so how we test cannot be standardized. What we can standardize is the stuff that surrounds the testing. | 
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Frameworks Are an Agile Leader's Best FriendWith a framework in place, engineers can stop worrying about everything that framework does for them. Your team can focus on solving your business problems instead of building yet another solution to an old problem that's been solved before. Look around and identify the mistakes your team is making over and over. | 
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Look to Corporate Standards to Guide Your OrganizationIn large organizations with distributed teams, departments can have their own procedures, acting as if they are in completely isolated silos. One approach to solving this issue is establishing corporate standards. Tap the models of widely used standards to create practical guidance for your own organization. | 
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Jelly Beans and Defect Classification: Different Strategies for SuccessWhen there’s a bowl of jelly beans, some people grab a few at random, but most of us have favorites. If you're crafty and have flexible standards, you can maximize consumption by adjusting your criteria as colors dwindle. Classifying defects should not be like choosing jelly beans; you need firm standards. | 
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