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Zee Digital Sets New Scales of Success under Rohit Chadda’s Leadership News Updated: May 25, 2021 9:46 PM IST Zee Digital continues to spread its wings, far and wide. It has strengthened its presence across India reaching out to the vernacular markets as well. With the recent developments, they have carved a niche globally too and have established themselves rightly as a trusted source for Indophiles. Also Read - 24Taas.com achieves 3rd position on Comscore; crosses 12 Million Unique Monthly Visitors Recording a fierce ...

Google unveils DevTools extension for Angular Google unveils DevTools extension for Angular Angular DevTools is a new Chrome extension that provides debugging and profiling capabilities for Angular applications. Credit: Dreamstime Google has published Angular DevTools, a Chrome DevTools extension to inspect the structure and profile performance of applications built with the Angular framework. Developed in conjunction with tool builder Rangle.io, and introduced May 18, Angular DevTools is focused on visualisation of the component structure and understanding change dete...

Share this article Share this article MADISON, Wis., May 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Ionic, the most widely used platform for building mobile and desktop apps using web technology, today announced the availability of Capacitor 3. The company's open source cross-platform native runtime makes it easy to build web apps that run on iOS, Android, and on the web as Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) — all powered by a single codebase, using familiar web languages. Capacitor 3 improves the developer experience with new features that dramatically enhance performance, and deliver updated native platform supp...

Google I/O 2021 will begin on Tuesday, May 18. The three-day virtual event is expected to bring announcements about Android 12 as well as new Wear OS, smart home, and Chrome OS updates.

i Last year, right as people were really starting to grapple with pandemic life, Google decided to cancel its 2020 I/O developer conference entirely. (We can't say we blame them.) This year, though, I/O is back — just in a different form. The online-only event kicks off on May 18th, and all signs point to it being a big one. Sundar Pichai himself said during an Alphabet earnings call that the show would feature “significant product updates and announcements.” From everything we’ve heard so far, that sure seems to be the case. We don’t know everything Google has in store for Google I...