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4/22/2024 2:48 PM
51Degrees API Documentation: 51Degrees - Upgrading to Version 4
This section describes how to migrate from the ASP NET integration in version 3 of the device detection API to the ASP NET integration in Pipeline API Note The redirect image optimization and performance monitoring services are no longer supported in the Pipeline API
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12/21/2021 12:00 PM
The Result | Case Study | Qverse / PIA Advertising | 51Degrees Test
Not only that but after a year with 51Degreees Qverse upgraded from version 3 of our Device Detection to version 4 The newer version of our service includes performance improvements better cross platform support based on NET core a data file with improved device accuracy and new features
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10/2/2017 9:00 AM
51Degrees compares performance of our enhanced algorithm on three different commodity hardware platforms. | 51Degrees: More Than Three Times Faster! Test
51Degrees is regularly evaluated against competitors DeviceAtlas and WURFL from ScientiaMobile for performance accuracy and memory consumption Plenty of resources to help engineers evaluating device detection solutions are available on this web site including migration guides plus API benchmarks This blog post builds on the previous performance blog from 2016 with the same commodity hardware 1 a Raspberry Pi 2 a low end desktop PC and 3 a high end multi CPU server but using our enhanced algorithm
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7/11/2014 2:48 PM
Pattern: | Why Fast Device Detection Matters | 51Degrees Test
Execution of both PerfPat and PerfTrie consists of 3 stages First stage prepares data for use by reading it in to the memory Then calibration takes place Calibration verifies that data is actually in memory and ready to be used as well as calculates the time it takes to read data file Calibration time is subtracted from total test time to remove the overheads of reading data from the results Detection is the last stage and that is where user agents from user agent file are matched against 51Degrees device data file Trie or Dat Please note that first two stages are not taken in to account when measuring performance