In this blog series, we share the stories of USDSers. Find out where they were before USDS, why they joined, the challenges they face, the… | Continue reading
Manuel Stagars interviewed Joe Lubin, Co-founder of Ethereum and Founder of ConsenSys. | Continue reading
Deeper dive into the rise of the everything-as-a-service economy and how the subscription mindset is affecting today's generation | Continue reading
If you’re interested in Event Sourcing, CQRS, Microservices and distributed architecture with gRPC & Protobuf, then this guide will… | Continue reading
This is the story of making money from a FREE book on Redux (http://redux-book.com/) | Continue reading
It is far from the first time, but gas prices on Ethereum skyrocketed again last week, this time as a result of a silly marketing gimmick… | Continue reading
The Angular 6 was released. It is time for all of our ngx-* projects to upgrade to angular 6 and live on the edge. | Continue reading
Thank the internet gods for the modern state of APIs. As a designer and frontend prototyper all to often my side-projects would languish… | Continue reading
I bet you know a lot of CI platforms. Many of them have cool and helpful features. But they almost all are general use CIs. They are aimed… | Continue reading
GCP provides to use serial consoles for all the VMs. Every VM have 4 serial ports. Serial ports are similar to Termal windows which… | Continue reading
Even if the recipient doesn’t have a wallet yet | Continue reading
Mastodon’s creator sheds light on maintaining one of the most popular projects in the fediverse | Continue reading
I’m really negative about the technology industry at the moment. There’s so much bad going on whether it be the ongoing obsession with… | Continue reading
As lawmakers begin to regulate online companies, what does this mean for innovation and creativity on the Internet? | Continue reading
In the recent carnage of cryptocurrencies, where the most popular token bitcoin has shed around 70%, around 800 cryptocurrencies are now… | Continue reading
Editors note: This article is in-progress, please report any issues/inconsistencies or reach out for collaboration to hi@kaustav.me. | Continue reading
Sustainability of open-source has been talked over and over again. | Continue reading
The story starts with a message on our workplace chat: | Continue reading
You can find the notebook here | Continue reading
You can find my answer here too. Notebook is here. | Continue reading
The power of GraphQL lies in its flexibility. That is especially the case regarding resolvers, where any local or remote data can be used… | Continue reading
Portable Component Oriented Styles (PCOS) is a methodology to structure Sass stylesheets for large-scale projects. The primary goals of… | Continue reading
As a product-obsessed entrepreneur and investor, I rarely focus on financing mechanics in the start-up world. It tends to be a binary… | Continue reading
Why leading technology companies are rethinking marketing from scratch and you should too. | Continue reading
Measurement is a big deal in agile and DevOps, and metrics are a common discussion topic on social media and conferences. Measurement is… | Continue reading
Python is viewed as a ubiquitous programming language; however, its design limits its potential as a reliable and high performance systems… | Continue reading
As a new disruptive pattern for information storage and management, blockchain is believed to bring new opportunities to businesses. | Continue reading
But you can still crush that to-do list. | Continue reading
There’s a post currently doing the rounds that articulates the ‘small modules’ philosophy. | Continue reading
Microsoft has introduced a new library for integration testing Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Testing as a part of the asp.net core 2. In the… | Continue reading
Firebase is like a free food for our hungry node projects. | Continue reading
I got back to use rtorrent as my main Torrent client. rtorrent is lightweight and fast, also extremely powerful and customizable. | Continue reading
Multiverses explain how we might actually be alone after all | Continue reading
My latest software architectural experiment is to write a complete real-world web application in Rust with as less as boilerplate as… | Continue reading
How Pepsi started a marketing revolution. | Continue reading
This is the first paper in a “Seminal Papers in ML” series by MIT Machine Intelligence Community (MIC). MIT MIC aims to educate the… | Continue reading
A performance boost of less than one percent may not seem like much to most people, but for Microsoft Global Technical Fellow and Chief… | Continue reading
Living on Mars — which Elon Musk predicts we’ll do in some form by 2024 — will no doubt pose hardships and challenges. And there’s going to be plenty of manual labor. It’s prohibitively expensive to… | Continue reading
It’s been almost a decade since I started data mining professional replays for StarCraft: Brood War. After recently trying out new… | Continue reading
For an industry that doesn’t do it for the money, we sure talk about money an awful lot in the world of startups. | Continue reading
Soon, the fediverse might have their own decentralized competitor to Reddit and Hacker News | Continue reading
Engineering and language are funny, because naming is hard. I’m going to pick on “Immutable Infrastructure” a bit. There is a huge… | Continue reading
Practice Using the Module Pattern and Test Via Mocha | Continue reading
A Graph is an ordered pair G = (V, E) comprising a set V of vertices or nodes and a collection of pairs of vertices from V called edges of… | Continue reading
The JSF is a terrible fighter, bomber and attacker — and unfit for aircraft carriers | Continue reading
Getting married across 2 continents, 3 countries, and 16,000 nodes | Continue reading
The 3 Truths You Need To Hear | Continue reading
You can do so much with your images than just sharing and storing into oblivion. | Continue reading