Event Sourcing is an architectural pattern that stores all changes to application state as a sequence of events, and then sources the… | Continue reading
By providing a false sense of anonymity, the internet encourages us to live out our private lives in a public forum. From fake news to cyberbullying, we tend to behave badly in our digital bubbles. | Continue reading
Disclaimer : I am the maker behind sievehq.com which has the below said workflow baked into it. If you are interested, I would be more… | Continue reading
On breaking our codependent relationship with our technology. | Continue reading
It’s quite common for our clients and the larger community of growth professionals to come to us with this question: how well are doing in… | Continue reading
Introducing the stateful package to overcome the limitations of setState | Continue reading
Martin Fowler describes the three categories of code ownership utilized in most software projects: | Continue reading
Deep in Kentucky’s Appalachian Mountains, a Small City Finds Success | Continue reading
Turning away from their founding principles is not a power the directors of the company have. | Continue reading
I work on a cloud computing platform. Unlike every other cloud computing platform I know, it doesn’t use containers or virtual machines. | Continue reading
FEAN is (Firestore + Express + Angular + Node) never mind :) | Continue reading
Facebook misled brands by intentionally inflating its video metrics | Continue reading
Today we are launching the Mobile Indie Spotlight, a place where we will be interviewing mobile indie developers from around the world in… | Continue reading
In this article, we’re going to talk about statically & dynamically typed languages. And about the Duck Typing design principle. | Continue reading
Oddmund Strømme, Ole Tjensvoll Johannessen and myself created test && commit || revert during our code camp with Kent Beck. | Continue reading
App download size is important. The larger your app’s download size, the less users will download it. Plus, if it goes past 150 MB, then… | Continue reading
In this notebook we are going to learn how to train deep neural networks, such as recurrent neural networks (RNNs), for addressing a… | Continue reading
For the past 12 years the Mac has been my personal computer of choice. I remember buying my first MacBook so vividly when I was on holiday… | Continue reading
We released Fox.ONE 1.5.1 Desktop 6 months ago. In that release, the speed of opening web pages has been greatly improved. | Continue reading
After outlining the road to SAFE-Fleming, our next major milestone, today we’re happy to announce the release of the first stage: the… | Continue reading
During the months, the team have worked for new Fox.ONE. Now I am proud to show it to you. | Continue reading
In this blog post we will give visuals to Keap | Continue reading
Thanks to new consumer protection laws, I analyzed my data from Google, Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram. | Continue reading
You are a hacker. Your home is the terminal. You know every key stroke is valuable. If something is less than 100% efficient, you will… | Continue reading
Yesterday, Sidewalk Labs proposed using a Civic Data Trust as a governance vehicle to manage data collection and use in the proposed smart… | Continue reading
Tim Berners-Lee creator of the World Wide Web recently stated ‘the system is failing’ and by that he meant the internet. The internet he… | Continue reading
In September 2017, we released the Alpha 2 version of the SAFE Network. It marked significant progress for the project for a number of… | Continue reading
Video chat has every appearance of being a solid win for human communication. It’s useful for companies with far-flung employees and for distant friends and family. With social media becoming ever… | Continue reading
Flow is notoriously hard to use. I believe in the importance of strong static type-checkers. | Continue reading
Strategies for hosting a scalabale and HA Wordpress infrastructure on AWS. | Continue reading
The defining factor for circular linked lists is that they allow us to traverse them infinitely. Since they had to tail, whenever a list… | Continue reading
Companies can survive people leaving if it builds a platform around its people. I’ve seen first hand, when things fall apart. | Continue reading
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Facebook recently rolled out a new feature, 3D Photos. This short article explains how it works under the hood. | Continue reading
“How is JavaScript asynchronous and single-threaded ?” | Continue reading
I just released a large Electron app which I’ve spent the past two months coding. It’s been an exciting but often times frustrating… | Continue reading
We’re super excited to announce that after much demand Criptext is finally available on Linux. This is a very important milestone for us… | Continue reading
adding economic incentives to data sets | Continue reading
If you’re building a web experience and want to stay fast, a performance budget can be critical. For success, embrace performance budgets… | Continue reading
Answers to AI and Data Science interview questions asked in top Data Science/AI Interviews. | Continue reading
The fortune cookie is no ordinary cookie. It eschews the gooey chunks, decorative frosting, and other cheap thrills typical of the confectionary genre. It carries a certain dignity and grace. A… | Continue reading
adding economic incentives to data sets | Continue reading
Why supporting your team’s information systems should be one of the primary considerations for software projects. | Continue reading
adding economic incentives to data sets | Continue reading
Upodi is part of the new breed of SaaS based companies that will tackle not only advanced subscription management, but also include a… | Continue reading
The performance and load tests usually are done aftermath or at the tail end of a software development life cycle. Finding a metric which… | Continue reading
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Companies collect our personal data online and use it to target us with ads, among other purposes. And while that’s not a new phenomenon… | Continue reading