Everybody has an opinion about how to govern social media platforms. It’s mostly because they’ve shown they’re not too good at governing… | Continue reading
When I was nine, my class went on a field trip to a sensory research lab. A local TV crew came along as part of a human interest story on what schoolchildren thought about animal testing. It must’ve… | Continue reading
Customer service from our robot overlords | Continue reading
I was terrified of launching a product and asking people for money. So I just did it. | Continue reading
tl;dr We need to know the “confidence” of a deep learning model before we can trust and use it. Model “confidence” is more nuanced than… | Continue reading
Lately I’ve been thinking about, doing a lot of research on and experimenting with management strategy. As a technologist I’m inclined to… | Continue reading
Why I disabled the water tap at our Amsterdam office for 2 weeks. | Continue reading
Inspired by STEM-focused YouTuber carykh, Indian developer Jaison Saji has produced a deep network system, DanceNet, that can… | Continue reading
Interested in Product Management? Early in your career? Explore the world of APM, RPM and other programs that give you the right experience | Continue reading
We’ve all come across design patterns, right? Common solutions to common problems, more specific than a language or a platform, less… | Continue reading
At Google Cloud my job is to reimagine enterprise — the tools we build and how we design them. Traditional enterprise products don’t… | Continue reading
Happy to announce the new release of the billboard.js! | Continue reading
As a startup founder, I find that confidence is a key ingredient to success. | Continue reading
When the first smartphones arrived, few people understood how they would change our reality. Today, our internet-connected mobile device… | Continue reading
The story of my handle: SheHacksPurple. | Continue reading
Best Practices of Modern Web Development | Continue reading
And How Open Source Can Fix it | Continue reading
For those of you who are just starting the process of learning computer science fundamentals, or just need a refresher for that upcoming… | Continue reading
The story for managing stateless microservices on Kubernetes is very clear. However, stateful legacy apps like PostgreSQL and other… | Continue reading
This Aussie thinks Americans are too afraid to speak their mind. | Continue reading
Thoughts on designing algorithmic systems | Continue reading
Botsplash started as a side gig and gradually evolved into bootstrapped, software-as-a-service platform. As it started to grow in form of… | Continue reading
From the age of 25–40, my range of emotions could generously be described as “narrow.” I loved nobody, and the only real emotions I felt were satisfaction or disappointment from my ambition as I… | Continue reading
Before we dive in, let’s start with a little background… | Continue reading
Swapping Out a Monolithic App for a Microservices-Based Architecture | Continue reading
A higher order function is a fuction that operates on other functions, either by taking a function as its argument, or by returning a… | Continue reading
I have worked on lots of languages and ecosystems over the years and this article summarizes why I absolutely love Node.js more than… | Continue reading
I have spent a lot of time in my life playing games which amounts to many thousands of hours. | Continue reading
In our last post, we explained the basics of streaming with Spark. | Continue reading
When Code.org launched in 2013, AP Computer Science was tiny. | Continue reading
Red Dead Redemption 2 (RDR2) will be the biggest release of the year, and there’s no reason to believe it won’t launch on Steam. Afterall… | Continue reading
After over one year of intensive work, we are proud to announce the general availability of Gitpod. | Continue reading
Quantum computers are becoming a reality. It could be a decade before they become ubiquitous enough for the average Joe. Until then, there… | Continue reading
What are Animations in React Native? | Continue reading
One man said “To become a genius you need to learn new thing every day”. | Continue reading
What it’s really like to hear for the first time after growing up totally deaf | Continue reading
Promise results in computation of asynchronous work which may have succeeded/failed. It makes the asynchronous code look like synchronous… | Continue reading
The transition from fully committed to quitting was slow to start. My hours of operation started to sync with my circadian rhythm. The 9–5 became 8–3. Mornings were so efficient that by midday, I’d… | Continue reading
And How Open Source Can Fix it | Continue reading
I have a set of file-paths. I want to extract the file-names from them. Perhaps I have an Array of URLs and am creating hyperlinks, and… | Continue reading
Technology is augmenting wealth inequality, it’s time to realize that. | Continue reading
I have been using Python daily for 3 years, and working professionally with it for about a year now. It is a great language, and I’m… | Continue reading
…only to die way sooner than it expects. | Continue reading
CSS Playground is a website that I’ve made as a fairly large side project. The unique aspect of CSS Playground is the “playing” or… | Continue reading
First time parents of a newborn often lament that their child did not come with instructions. Is he crying because he’s hungry or in pain… | Continue reading
2nd issue! If you missed the first one click here. Scroll down to see what happened this month in the web developer world. | Continue reading
When working on the new version of Tink we were very deliberate when bringing in third party dependencies and frameworks — primarily for… | Continue reading