Serverless community is growing bigger and stronger with every week and although this field is fairly new, I have already noticed some… | Continue reading
The advent of the blockchain as a viable architecture for distributed forms of currency, requiring no third-party intermediaries, has… | Continue reading
The method consists of a “EEG-in/image-out” processingpipeline, where EEG signals given to a Generator are converted to Realistic images. | Continue reading
A node in every household and for every business. | Continue reading
Web scraping and utilizing various APIs are great ways to collect data from websites and applications that can later be used in data… | Continue reading
Sometimes I notice that I have just wasted one hour or so because of some bug in my code, or something that I did wrong. When that happens… | Continue reading
Blockchain is a decentralized and digital platform that has public ledger off all the transactions which can be accessed by all the users… | Continue reading
Empathy toward people is the real heart of community. And this is ultimately a design problem — not a marketing problem. | Continue reading
It bears mentioning that he already had an application that did this. It was so difficult to use that he asked me to create a… | Continue reading
Proof of Concept to ensure consistency between NPM packages and their source code | Continue reading
The seven graphics below summarize the state of the token sale market as of 31-March-2018. | Continue reading
Posted originally October 25, 2014 on my old blog. A lot has changed since that time but I am still working in industry :) | Continue reading
Recently, I was interviewed by Business Insider and the reporter centered our discussion around my career arc and the types of projects… | Continue reading
I love doing ops, I really do. There’s nothing like setting up servers, choosing my favorite Linux distro, upgrading those servers, making… | Continue reading
Our team at Flamelink.io has made no secret about how much we love Firebase (I mean we did end up building a headless CMS specifically for… | Continue reading
By Euwyn Poon, Co-Founder and President of Spin. Originally published on Quora. | Continue reading
Kotlin’s idiomatic approach to Null Safety | Continue reading
One of the reasons why Android rocks | Continue reading
When you’ve seen something work, you tend to view it as more “intuitive”. It’s easy to forget how counterintuitive it might have felt… | Continue reading
One of the various projects associated with Project Xanadu™[1] was ZigZag™, a kind of organizer system or mind-mapping tool built around… | Continue reading
Is it prudent to hire a freelancer or an agency for your app development need? | Continue reading
And a guide for students wondering how to get selected. | Continue reading
Opening up about the company behind Hacker Noon, Extra Newsfeed, ART + marketing, My Student Voices, P.S. I Love You and more publications… | Continue reading
With the release of TensorRec v0.21, I’ve added the ability to easily use deep neural networks in your recommender system. | Continue reading
Athletic coaches in team sports have long figured out that a team needs an overarching system that guides their strategy, practice, games… | Continue reading
Athletic coaches in team sports have long figured out that a team needs an overarching system that guides their strategy, practice, games… | Continue reading
The more I learn about coding, the more inspired I get about how creative and revolutionary some of these ideas are. From the readability… | Continue reading
Java has become legacy. But it has given us a wonderful JVM ecosystem and lead to creation of many good languages Groovy, Scala, Kotlin | Continue reading
Consider a range of mission-types (or mission scopes) for a product development team: | Continue reading
How to implement user authorization & fine grained access control in a GraphQL app using AWS AppSync with Amazon Cognito & AWS Amplify. | Continue reading
Back in late 2016 I wrote an article called GraphQL: Tips after a year in production. Since then, GraphQL started offering native… | Continue reading
Below I am sharing a script I use to facilitate forecasting the cycle time of a software product development initiative (not user stories… | Continue reading
Most people spend several hours per day traveling to and from their work. | Continue reading
Puns definitely intended, keeping some connections alive is essential for a healthy life in reality and production. | Continue reading
Today, we’re releasing the alpha version of the Rad 30 Crypto Composite. | Continue reading
Up until about 1988 most programs were programmed from the ground up by a handful of programmers… | Continue reading
Side Letters are separate legal documents, that usually come in addition to a term sheet, and may contain clauses which can have a big… | Continue reading
Blockchain, known to be a shared, immutable ledger for recording the history of transactions is expected to disrupt and correct almost… | Continue reading
“No one leaves home unless home is the mouth of a shark.” — Warsan Shire, Teaching My Mother How to Give Birth. | Continue reading
Revelations at Boston Logan Airport | Continue reading
One of my habits while browsing the web is to spend time reading the comments section. I am positive majority of the avid web users spend… | Continue reading
⚡️View the hottest state management libs for React | Continue reading
We are happy to announce our v0.9 release for Servicebot, an open-source subscription management platform. This article will show you the… | Continue reading
How I went from 0 knowledge to owning 35 databases in 7 minutes and how after a short break I proceed to total server takeover. | Continue reading
Until a few months ago I could not even look at JavaScript without having a feeling of anxiety. I was 100% under the so-called JavaScript… | Continue reading
The past two weeks have seen a lot of talk about the implosion of early-stage seed funding. The numbers may be somewhat deceiving, since… | Continue reading
There’s one incredible feature of cryptocurrencies that almost everyone seems to have missed, including Satoshi himself. | Continue reading