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Page Speed and Its Impact On Your Site

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It is a stated fact that the speed of your web page impacts the ranking of your website.It talks about the time a visitor has to wait until the page is completely loaded.Studies reveal that on an average, e-commerce websites take 7 seconds to load, while the ideal load time is around 3 seconds or less than that.This will also impact your audience’s user experience. A terrible user experience will cost a loss of revenue if your audience has to wait too long to get what they are looking for.On the whole, a slow loading page is penalized by search engines and also impacts your ranking, both on mobile and desktop devices. Factors that lower the speed of your web page Sometimes, a cheap offer made by your host provider can damage your page speed. It is therefore beneficial for you to pick the right host to fit your business size.If you have large images in your website that are too heavy to load, then it can really lower your page speed.More often than not, it is due to the e...

Big Data Analytics

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Data with a huge size is known as big data.It is generally used to describe a data collection that is tremendous in size and is still growing with time. Put simply, this data is so large and complex that the traditional data management tools are able to store it or process it efficiently. Some common examples of big data are: ·          The New York Stock Exchange produces about one terabyte of new data every day. ·          Facebook gets ingested with 500+ terabytes of new data everyday into its database. Big Data Analytics goes through large chunks of data to discover hidden patterns, correlations and other information.By using today’s technology, it is possible to examine your data and get answers from it almost immediately. It offers an almost endless source of business and informational insight that can lead to improvement in the opera...

Cloud Computing

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What is the cloud? The servers that can be accessed over the Internet, along with the software and databases that run on those servers are commonly referred as “the cloud”. Put simply, cloud computing enables users and companies to manage physical servers themselves or run software applications on their own machines. It is called “the cloud” because in the early days of the Internet, technical diagrams usually represented the servers and networking infrastructure that made up the Internet as a cloud.With the passage of time, more computing processes shifted to this servers-and-infrastructure part of the Internet and people began talking about moving to “the cloud”. The cloud lets clients to get similar files and applications from practically any device, in light of the fact that the processing and storage happens on servers in a data centre, rather than locally on the client device. This is the reason a cli...

What Is Bounce Rate In SEO?

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Bounce rate is one of SEO’s most underestimated and under-valued metric. But, what does SEO bounce rate mean and why is it important? Put simply, bounce rate is the percentage of visitors who open a website and leave before spending an amount of time that is considered to be significant by the search engine. In terms of SEO, the word “bounce” means that a user searches Google to find your site through specific keyword searches, but clicks the “back” button on his/her browser immediately(within a specific time frame that is not defined by Google), hence taking the searcher back to the Google listings. Why does it matter? It matters because Google is interpreting user actions on a massive scale.It is said that a user bounces when there is no engagement with the landing page and the visit ends in a single-page visit.Bounce rates can be used as a metric to determine the quality of a webpage along with the quality of your audience, which means whether they fit the purpose of ...

Tips To Write Quality Code

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Programming languages come with their own syntax. Learning programming languages and studying algorithms is a must; trying to code a complex working application might drive you up the wall if you do not write clean code. Writing clean code looks much easier than it actually looks. The problems that you face while writing code become much easier to solve when it is written in a systematic way. Once clean code is written, your approach to problem-solving also changes. It also renders the code easier to read and understand, so that you will spend more time in figuring out what certain parts of the code actually do. You can communicate your ideas more clearly as a well-written code reduces the possibility of misunderstandings between multiple programmers. In this article, we will talk about how to write a clean code. Descriptive Names What are variables, classes, and functions? There are numerous way...