by Kristi Feng

Last week, I had a chance to test the FusionWidgets for Sage CRM 7.2 to create custom charts.

I wanted to use the angular gauge chart to show the certainty percentage for an opportunity.

I decided to use these values for my angular gauge chart:

• 0 - 100% as the lower and upper limit of the chart.
• Two colors for the chart. 0 - 50% as yellow and 51 - 100% as green.

He...

by Sheila Zhang
Here are the most interesting articles I read this week:
Using SysInternal Controls Like a Pro
How to use sysinternals tools like a PRO. 
 
Using GIT with Visual Studio 2013 Jump Start

by Jacky Xu
A WebSocket connection is established by an HTTP handshake (prefixed by "ws://" or "wss://") between the client and the server. 
The client sends a request:

Then the server sends a response to accept the connection:
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by Brian Terrell
When I'm really lucky, I lose myself in thoughts of what I have and forget those thoughts of what I want. I find it a much happier and healthier place to be. In the spirit of that, let's consider how agriculture intersects with software development staff augmentation.
 
 
I have citizenship in the U...

by Jacky Xu
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by Sheila Zhang
Exporting data from a database quite often is requested by a line of business or for data warehouse data updating.
For simple data transfer:

•  The data can be managed inside a select query.
•  The source data doesn’t need to merge with existing data at the destination.

You can use the SQL server import/export wizard if the data is transferred from the sourc...

By Hrayr Galoyan
At CodePartners, we literally handle hundreds of opportunities per year. In three years since I joined, I alone worked on over 750 opportunities, big and small. Some of them converted into projects, and some were lost, but all needed attention and had to be tracked. And I am only one of the team members, analyzing the requirements, designing solutions, sending out proposals, manag...

by Kristi Feng
Here are the three most interesting articles I read this week:

by Derek Du
It’s surprising how many senior JavaScript developers don’t know anything about JS Modular Programming. But come to think about it, if my code is working, why would I bother to learn all these AMD, CommonJS, RequireJS stuff? But once you understand it, JS modular programming really makes a big difference. Your code becomes much cleaner and it will require less effort to mai...

by Emma Tsai
As a business analyst, I not only work with clients to get the requirements, but also perform functional testing for software applications. Sometimes, I need to work with SQL server to do database query and compare the results while testing. Recently, I found using Windows functions to perform data analysis computations in SQL server is pretty handy.
Basically, Windows aggregate funct...