If you have been paying attention to the tech industry lately, you would have noticed a surprising trend, large enterprises are moving away from Amazon Web Service (AWS) over to Google Cloud Platform (GCP). Some of the faults can be squarely laid on Amazon’s front-door but others can be attributed to the competitive advantage GCP has gotten over AWS.
Up until relatively recently, digital transformation struggled to penetrate the real estate sector in any meaningful way.In this post we will review what are the trends in PropTech and how Python fits into PropTech startup development techstack.
In times when computer programming is becoming more and more accessible due to the growing number of coding schools, online resources and bootcamps, this question seems to go viral - which computer language should I learn first or which language should I choose for my use case. This situation is no different for Ruby and Python.
This article aims at reminding the veterans and aiding the beginners in the basics of caching (in Ruby particularly). Starting from the basic question – what is caching – we will move on to when given caching techniques should be used, where cached resources can be stored, what types of cache are available, how to approach cache invalidation, and finally, what risks are imposed.
For a while now, using traditional CMS has been the best way to go for most companies and individuals. But the flexibility of these has been limiting and they have been difficult to scale. This has led companies to embrace the idea of headless CMS and the flexibility and scalability that comes with it.
Even a casual look at the brief Wikipedia (translated) definition proves the fallacy of such thinking: “Natural Language processing (NLP) – the interdisciplinary scientific field which joins the issues of natural intelligence and linguistics, dealing with the automatization of language analysis, understanding, translation and generating the natural language by computer.”