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We have extraordinary days due to the covid-19 epidemic. Important news this season came from the GitHub side. npm is joining GitHub npm is a critical part of the JavaScript world. The work of the npm team over the last 10 years, and the contributions of hundreds of thousands of open source developers and maintainers, […]
We will explain what CIDR, subnet, VPC, ASG, and AWS implementations are and how they can help you design and manage your cloud infrastructure. CIDR stands for Classless Inter-Domain Routing, a method of allocating IP addresses and routing Internet traffic. CIDR allows you to divide an IP address space into smaller, more efficient blocks called […]
If you want to start applying a project management methodology to your workflow, Kanban might be just what you need. It’s relatively easy to start, and the core practices can be applied one at a time as your team needs them, making it an excellent option for couples hoping to provide more structure to their […]
Kanban Systems and Time-boxed approaches are often discussed in software development, and there has been some debate about the relationship between these methods and the concept of iteration. Some people have referred to Kanban Systems as “Waterfall 2.0,” There have been suggestions that a Lean perspective might view iteration as rework and, therefore, as waste. […]
Agile methodologies have become increasingly popular in recent years, and many organizations have embraced Agile practices to improve their software development processes. However, managing a remote Agile team presents unique challenges that require careful consideration and adaptation of Agile methods. This article will discuss the unique challenges of managing a remote team and how Agile […]
In the quest for quality software, different stakeholders own different quality domains. The article, written by Michael Kutz, delves into the complexities of measuring software quality. It identifies three domains of quality: Outer Quality (owned by product people), Inner Quality (owned by developers), and Process Quality (owned by managers). The article warns of the potential […]
In her talk at the Deconstruct Conference, Anjana Vakil delves into the intricate relationship between programming and linguistics. With a background in linguistics and philosophy, Vakil challenges common perceptions of code as a tool for communicating with machines. Instead, she posits that code is a human language designed for collaboration and communication. Vakil draws parallels […]
Food delivery is exploding, creating new types of businesses hoping to exploit this trend.Enter the ghost kitchen: a 21st-century innovation that promises to optimize & expand delivery service at a minimal cost. But what exactly is a ghost kitchen? And what could it mean for your business?
TLDR stands for “Too Long; Didn’t Read.” It is a common internet acronym used to summarize lengthy content. When someone uses TLDR, they often provide a concise summary or the main point of a long article, post, or message, essentially offering a quick and easy-to-understand version of the content. It’s a way to give readers […]
Why DBSCAN? What makes DBSCAN a strong choice for geolocation data? No Need for a Compass First and foremost, DBSCAN doesn’t require you to specify the number of clusters in advance. It’s like a seasoned sailor instinctively finding islands in the sea of data. This starkly contrasts with algorithms like K-means, which need a predefined […]