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Apache Doris 2.1.0's built-in Job Scheduler simplifies task automation with high efficiency, flexibility, and easy integration for seamless data management.
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The built-in Doris Job Scheduler triggers pre-defined operations efficiently and reliably. It is useful in many cases including ETL and data lake analytics.

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Determining how to persist Ethereum’s excess data will allow it to scale indefinitely into the future, and Codex has arrived to help.
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Codex is a cloudless, trustless, p2p storage protocol seeking to offer strong data persistence and durability guarantees for the Ethereum ecosystem and beyond. Due to the rapid development and implementation of new protocols, the Ethereum blockchain chain has become bloated with data. This data bloat can also be defined as “network congestion,” where transaction data clogs the network and undermines scalability. Codex offers a solution to the DA problem, except with data persistence.

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Backend developers can help frontend developers work with their API more efficiently and ship the product with as little friction as possible.
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Backend developers can help frontend developers work with their API more efficiently and ship the product with as little friction as possible. Here are a few simple things that can decrease your time-to-market or improve other fancy metrics your managers want you to improve. I will tell it from the web developers’ point of view, but from what I remember, the same works for mobile development.