Technologies

Essential in user interfaces (UI), but also on servers (SSR, Pre-Rendering, Isomorphism), Javascript (JS) technologies are the guarantee of a successful user experience (UX).

Mobile applications, or Mobile Apps, are application software designed for mobile electronic devices such as PDAs, cell phones, smartphones, PDAs, touch tablets or some computers running Windows or Chrome OS.

Led by Microsoft, but now open and open source (.Net Core), .Net technologies are widely established for building applications on any platform in C#, Visual Basic and F#.

Artificial intelligence is a set of theories and methods used to create machines capable of mimicking intelligence. Python is an interpreted, multi-paradigm and multi-platform programming language. It supports structured, functional and object-oriented imperative programming.

Cloud computing is the provision of on-demand resources and services via the web. This means that data is stored and accessed on the Internet and not on your computer's hard drive. The storage is not local, but on a medium and only accessible online.

Big Data refers to a very large set of data on which no traditional database or ordinary information management tool can really work. The database allows the storage and retrieval of all the raw data or information related to a subject or an activity; they can be of different types and more or less interconnected.

An operating system is a set of programs that control the use of computer resources by application software.

DevOps is the contraction of the English terms 'Developer' and 'Operations'. The term 'Operations' should be understood in the sense of 'Operation', i.e. the daily functioning of an application provided by a developer.