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The Agilebase Platform
agileBase is our fast and flexible cloud-based platform. It provides a very scalable and secure foundation on which to build enterprise-class CRM software quickly.
Investigating the impact of HTTP3 on network latency for search
Building Games in ECS with Entity Relationships
A brief introduction to what ECS relationships are, and how they make it easier to build complex games.
Why it is time to start thinking of games as databases
How do we build games that can be understood by intelligent agents? An in-depth overview of the tech that could one day make this a…
Buttons Generator
100+ buttons you can use in your project.
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Observability, Meet Natural Language Querying with Query Assistant
Announcing Query Assistant, the first introduction of AI into Honeycomb. With Query Assistant, you can describe/ask things in plain English.
Lynn Conway and The Chip Design Revolution
Lynn Conway is a pioneering computer scientist, engineer, and transgender activist. Known for her significant contributions to computer architecture, VLSI design, and design automation, she developed
Meta-Semi Is an AI Algorithm That 'Learns How to Learn Better'
Researchers from Tsinghua University are proposing an algorithm that would help deep learning AI models exploit data more efficiently, without compromising on accuracy.
How Adobe Uses OpenTelemetry Collector
Part of the open source observability tool, it acts as a central hub for Adobe's masses of trace and metrics data and a way to ease developer friction.
Sony chief warns technical problems persist for cloud gaming
Promise of technology remains unfulfilled after more than a decade of development.
How Photoshop solved working with files larger than can fit into memory - Chrome Developers
Build the next generation of web experiences.
Where Does Trace-Based Testing Fit in the Testing Pyramid?
Trace-based testing overcomes the limits of black box testing by leveraging work already invested in observability of your system via distributed tracing.
Special file descriptors in BPF
Developers learning the Unix (or POSIX in general) system-call set will
quickly encounter file descriptors, which are used to represent open files
and more. Developers also tend to learn early on that the first three file
descriptors are special, with file descriptor zero being the standard input
stream, one being standard output, and two being standard error. The
kernel, though, does not normally attach any specific meaning to a given
descriptor number, so it was somewhat surprising when a recent BPF patch
series attempted to attach a special meaning to zero when used as a file
descriptor.
LwM2M vs MQTT | Developer Blog
LWM2M and MQTT are protocols for data transfer between devices systems, platforms and applications. What's the best for you?
Redis - a clear breakdown
Understand Redis. Starting with an explanation of the data structures, through the deployment process, and handling Redis in production to a deep dive.
The Power of Domain-Driven Development
What is domain driven development? Learn domain driven development’s benefits, challenges and implementation of DDD
Kahns algorithm
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How the Internet ads industry works: Players, Tactics & PII (Part I)
The advertising industry is complex for the uninitiated and we detail the industry today, its players and methods, and how we're trying to change it.
The Ticking Time Bomb of Observability Expectations
Your expectations for observability and your finance department are about to have a confrontation.
Good Fast Cheap - Editable project management triangle
Good Fast Cheap is a project management principle known as the Project Management Triangle or Iron Triangle. The idea behind this principle is that you can only achieve two of the three factors: good, fast, and cheap. This editable version allows you to change the values and modify it to your needs.
How to Use Patch Requests to Update Resources in Your REST API
Hello guys, Oscar here with another amazing chapter on REST API Development with ASP NET 7. Today we have an amazing and relevant topic for our APIs to have more power and flexibility at the time of updating our API resources.
If you're familiar with HTTP requests, you've probably heard
Dealing with Death: Social Networks and Modes of Access
Social platforms need to provide their users with more access schemes, while developers need to experiment with innovative access styles.
5 things you need to know about the rise and fall of Digg.com (#5 will shock you!) - Technology and Operations Management
Digg.com, a very successful social platform that disrupted the news industry, completely redesigned its website in August 2010. You won't believe what happened next! (hint: it went wrong!)
Large sequence models for software development activities
Implementing HATEOAS in your ASP NET Core web API: Enhancing API Discoverability and Navigability
As developers, we strive to build robust and user-friendly web APIs that provide a seamless experience for clients. One powerful approach to achieve this is by implementing HATEOAS (Hypermedia as the Engine of Application State) in our ASP.NET Core Web APIs as this provides a handful of benefits for
8 Real-Time Data Best Practices
Before you go all-in on real time, there are a lot of data best practices to evaluate and put in place before committing to that significant cost.
The Architect’s Guide to Storage for AI
Developers gravitate to technologies that are software defined, open source, cloud native and simple. That essentially defines object storage.
What Number Comes Next? The Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences Knows.
The “mathematical equivalent to the FBI’s voluminous fingerprint files” turns 50 this year, with 362,765 entries (and counting).