Let’s look at how we can use different techniques for faster, more maintainable code!

Visualizing data helps companies interpret and analyze massive amounts of data to help them make data-driven decisions. Visualization allows for understanding trends, outliers, and patterns that may not be as obvious in just a table format. Finding the best way to visualize data in Cassandra or DataStax may be time-consuming as there are many tools, commercial and open-source, but not all of them enable connections to Cassandra and/or DataStax. Here are some of the best tools to help users visualize their data in Cassandra or DataStax.

Elassandra is an open-source project with the goal of integrating Apache Cassandra and Elasticsearch. Cassandra is a highly scalable database tool. Elasticsearch is an open-source search engine. By mapping concepts from the inner workings of one tool onto the other tool, Elassandra integrates the all-fields text search of Elasticsearch with Cassandra’s ability to easily manage large amounts of data.

Since the concept of user experience was born, there has been an increasing evolution in the workforce. People who work in the industry find there are two connected and most often confused concepts: UI design and UX design. The term UI stands for user interface, and the term UX stands for user experience. In this post let’s discuss the difference between UI design and UX design.

Apache Cassandra is a free and open-source NoSQL database management system that is designed to handle large amounts of data with no single point of failure. In this blog post, I’m going to highlight 3 different but useful tools that make life easier when using Apache Cassandra.