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Web developers are increasingly using sync engines, an old-school technology, to enhance the performance of modern web applications. Sync engines are software designed to synchronize data between multiple devices or services, providing high-quality user interfaces by enabling instant reads and writes without progress bars. This resurgence in popularity is driven by the shift to web-based software, better local storage capabilities, and the influence of high-profile apps utilizing sync engines.
Learn to build modular Flask applications using Jinja and templates. This article covers what Jinja is, how to create templates, and the benefits of using templates and the Jinja template engine. The article includes code examples and a GitHub link to the source code.
Enrique Lores, president of Imaging and Printing at HP Inc., spoke with CRN about the HP-Xerox partnership and how it fits into his company's push for growth in the challenging printer market—as well as what it means for channel partners.
"In the market, the personalities of the two portfolios are going to stay fairly differentiated. The engines will be common. But all the software tools, the front panel, everything that customers will be interacting with is going to be different," Lores said. "So I don't think it's going to make the situation more or less competitive for our partners, because the differentiation between the two portfolios is going to stay fairly high."
When it comes to HP's printers, "we offer better security, we offer better manageability, and our user interface is significantly simpler than the user interface from Xerox," Lores said. "And for many years, the combination of these three factors has enabled us to have a significantly higher market share than any of our competitors."
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