Applicability of Section 194Q & 206AB under Income Tax Act

Section 194Q: TDS on purchase of goods Applicable to the Buyer whose Turnover/Gross Receipts in the preceeding Financial year exceeds 10Cr. and aggregate amount of purchases from such particular buyer exceeds Rs.50L. -TDS is required to be deducted @1% on the amount exceeding Rs.50L (The threshold limit of Rs.50L is to be reckoned from the… Continue reading Applicability of Section 194Q & 206AB under Income Tax Act

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AR Integration in Three.js: Building Web-Based Augmented Reality Experiences

Three.js is a powerful JavaScript library that allows developers to create 3D content in the browser. With the advent of WebXR, integrating Augmented Reality (AR) into web applications using Three.js has become not only possible but relatively straightforward. This article explores how to set up and integrate AR in Three.js using WebXR. 🚀 Why Use… Continue reading AR Integration in Three.js: Building Web-Based Augmented Reality Experiences

Animation System

Within the three.js animation system you can animate various properties of your models: the bones of a skinned and rigged model, morph targets, different material properties (colors, opacity, booleans), visibility and transforms. The animated properties can be faded in, faded out, crossfaded and warped. The weight and time scales of different simultaneous animations on the… Continue reading Animation System

GPU-Driven Particle Systems and Visual Effects in Three.js

Description: In immersive WebXR experiences like simulations, sci-fi learning environments, or natural ecosystems, visual feedback plays a major role. Particle systems—used for effects like fire, smoke, dust, magic, electricity, or even swarm behaviors—can become performance bottlenecks if CPU-bound. Three.js, combined with GPU-based computations, enables real-time visual effects by offloading heavy tasks to the GPU using… Continue reading GPU-Driven Particle Systems and Visual Effects in Three.js

Optimizing Inventory Management with NetSuite WMS

Introduction: The industry-leading NetSuite Warehouse Management System (WMS) uses techniques including mobile RF barcode scanning, put away and picking methods, task management, return authorization receipts, and cycle count plans to enhance daily warehouse operations. If you’re depending on spreadsheets, or worse, pen and paper, warehouse management may quickly devolve into a laborious, disorganized, and inefficient… Continue reading Optimizing Inventory Management with NetSuite WMS

Managing a Picked/Packed Item Fulfillment Created in a Closed Period in NetSuite

Addressing Picked/Packed fulfillments before closing a sales order is necessary because setting the status to Closed will cause the order to decommit and not appear in reporting as tying up inventory. If, however, a Picked or Packed fulfillment is tied to the sales order, inventory remains tied up by that fulfillment while the sales order… Continue reading Managing a Picked/Packed Item Fulfillment Created in a Closed Period in NetSuite

Testing for Broken Links and Redirects

In the digital world, first impressions matter — and nothing breaks trust faster than a broken link or a confusing redirect. Whether you’re testing a small business site or a large e-commerce platform, ensuring that every link works as expected is a key part of delivering a smooth user experience. What Are Broken Links and Redirects? Broken… Continue reading Testing for Broken Links and Redirects

Populating Custom Fields in SuiteCommerce Before Record Submission

In SuiteCommerce, dynamically populating custom fields is essential for tailoring business processes to specific needs. When these fields drive actions like email notifications, ensuring they are set at the right moment is critical. This article explores how to use the preSubmitRecord method in a SuiteCommerce Advanced (SCA) backend script to populate custom fields before record… Continue reading Populating Custom Fields in SuiteCommerce Before Record Submission

Renaming of the System Notes Permission

The existing name used for the System Notes permission will change to System Notes for Analytics and REST, Effective from June 10, 2025. The System Notes for Analytics and REST permission allows you to query system notes through the analytics data source. This update won’t change how the permission works. The permission will continue to… Continue reading Renaming of the System Notes Permission

prompt() Method in JavaScript

The prompt() method is used to display a dialog box that prompts the user for input. This method is part of the window object and is often used to gather simple user input in a straightforward manner. Syntax prompt(text,defaultText) text (optional): The message to display in the dialog box. defaultText (optional): The default input text displayed in… Continue reading prompt() Method in JavaScript