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We’ve doing more data engineering for clients lately. Every time I say we’re doing that, I have to explain what it is and what we’re doing! A brief glossary to describe data engineering and some common practices and technologies in the data engineering ecosystem.
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It’s straight forward to watch a directory for file writes, but how can you be alerted when a file has finished being written?
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A hackathon project to make a virtual bookshelf.
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Pairing is an essential tool for designers and developers. This is a checklist of what we think you should consider every time you pair.
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Approaching diversity and inclusion through a novel partnership.
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From big-endian to little-endian through unsigned integers. A tale of two ends, and Elixir shines again.
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GitHub’s squash and merge button is great. But make sure to write a good commit message before you confirm those changes.
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How do browser cookies even work? Let’s find out together in this story with a lucky ending.
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As Ruby developers, we tend to memoize too often.
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George Brocklehurst gives an overview of what Machine Learning is and what it can do, before live-coding a simple Machine Learning system.