Automation
Online Marketing In today’s world, online marketing is one of the most essential tools for businesses to reach their target audience. Whether you’re looking to increase brand awareness, drive sales, or engage with customers, online marketing is the key to success in the digital age. It’s the process of using digital channels such as websites, […]
Web Auctions Web auctions, also known as online auctions, are digital platforms where buyers and sellers engage in bidding to purchase products or services. These auctions take place on the internet and provide a convenient way for users to participate in real-time bidding from anywhere in the world. Online auctions have revolutionized traditional auction methods […]
DNSRecon – DNS Enumeration Tool DNSRecon is a powerful DNS enumeration tool available in Kali Linux. It helps security professionals, penetration testers, and network administrators gather DNS-related information about a target domain. This information can be crucial for understanding the domain’s infrastructure and identifying potential vulnerabilities. DNSRecon Features Some of DNSRecon features are as follows: […]
Install Robot Framework on Windows This tutorial is a step-by-step guide to installing Robot Framework on Windows. Robot Framework is an open-source and widely used automation framework for test automation. Install Python Robot Framework is built with Python, so you need Python first: Download and Install the latest Python 3.x installer for Windows. The steps […]
Cross-Platform Mobile Development A Cross-platform program runs and works on many mobile platforms with a single code base. There are 2 types of cross-platform apps: Native Cross-Platform App Hybrid HTML5 Cross-Platform App Cross-platform mobile development refers to the development of mobile applications a.k.a apps that can be used on multiple mobile platforms like iOS, Android, Windows […]
Scoop Basic Commands Scoop is a command-line package manager for Windows. It helps you install, update, and manage software directly from the command line. It avoids installing software in the usual Program Files directory, instead opting for installation in a user directory ($HOME/scoop), making it portable and easier to manage. Once Scoop is installed, here […]