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Integrating WURFL Microservice with Spark Streaming

Sep 14th, 2020

This article builds on the assumption that the reader is familiar with Apache Spark and the world of analyzing large amounts of data in parallel. Spark Streaming is an extension of the core Spark API that enables scalable, high-throughput, fault-tolerant stream processing of live data streams. In this post we look at integration of Spark with WURFL for device detection through User-Agent analysis.

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How to Improve SAP Hybris Page Load Time With Image Optimization

Mar 29th, 2019

Accelerate SAP Hybris (AKA SAP Commerce Cloud) page load time up to 80% with ImageEngine. With four steps, you can integrate the image CDN and serve optimized images that are tailored to each device model.

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WURFL Adds Maven Support for Java Programmers!

Mar 18th, 2014

We are proud to announce that we have made it even easier to include the WURFL API into your Java project with the introduction of a private Maven repository!

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Great News for users of the Free WURFL Cloud

Nov 12th, 2013

“The sky is blue above the clouds.” –Pooh

We have some great news for those who would like to play around with a professional Device Description Repository such as WURFL, but think that it is either too expensive or too complex to set up. The number of capabilities available to Cloud users has been brought to 5.

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Share WURFL across Multiple Java Web Applications with JNDI

Apr 18th, 2012

by Fulvio Crivellaro, ScientiaMobile, Java Team

A lot of work has gone into optimizing WURFL, both in terms of performance and memory consumption for version 1.4 of the Java API.

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Announcing the new WURFL 1.4 API for Several Platforms

Apr 3rd, 2012

When Steve and I announced the advent of ScientiaMobile last summer, we knew that a mountain of work was awaiting us. One of the many challenges was that, over time, each WURFL API had taken a life of its own. If device detection was what ScientiaMobile sold, we’d better make that device detection consistent across all platforms and languages.

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