Month: August 2024

Focus on results, not activity. Focus on navigation, not agility. Agile is facing reality. Concerns are being raised on how it’s led to “feature factories.” Elsewhere, going by job advertisements, organizations are looking to diversify out of the Agile whirlpool and are asking for experience with other methodologies — including waterfall! Agile and “agile”, have … Read more

Introduction The introduction of the new HTML <dialog> tag is a big change in how we make websites. It changes how we create and handle pop-up boxes in web applications. This article will look into what’s good about the <dialog> tag, what it can do, and how to use it, showing why it’s important for … Read more

Designing software tests is often seen as a routine task for quality assurance (QA) engineers. This process requires considerable time, from requirements testing to preparing test data, before the actual testing begins. Many QA specialists find this part of their job tedious and are eager to simplify it. Fortunately, there are several artificial intelligence assistants … Read more

Integrating Large Language Models (LLMs) into mobile apps is becoming increasingly important as AI advances. LLMs can significantly enhance features like chatbots, language translation, and personalized content. However, deploying these models on Android comes with challenges, such as limited resources and processing power. This guide will walk you through how to effectively deploy LLMs on … Read more

The boundaries of design are constantly being pushed forward by the integration of cutting-edge technologies. As computational methods advance, designers are equipped with new tools that enhance their creative potential, allowing for unprecedented exploration of complex design spaces. One such innovative approach is Feature Space Exploration, a method that transcends traditional parametric design limitations by … Read more

There is productivity. Then there is AI-powered productivity. I like to call these the “10X Makers”.  While that may be an overused phrase, bear with me. A 10X Maker is the perfect marriage between those who naturally innovate and the AI tools on offer that allow them to create groundbreaking solutions at an unprecedented pace. … Read more

:::info Welcome to HackerNoon’s Writing Prompts! Would you like to take a stab at answering some of these questions? The link for the template is HERE. ::: 1. What is your company in 2–5 words? Cassie is a Consent and Preference Management Platform 2. Why is now the time for your company to exist? When I … Read more

Wazuh is an open-source security platform that takes pride in delivering robust endpoint security, advanced threat intelligence, streamlined security operations, and comprehensive cloud security. It’s a one-stop that provides a detailed breakdown of security issues for your on-premise and cloud resources. Read more here. This article aims to provide a straightforward guide for setting up … Read more

In the world where a wall exists, what is real to it? If nothing is real to it, why is that? What is the difference between existence and reality with respect to observation and personalization? What identifies that a wall exists—if the wall cannot know? What is the reality around a wall—that something else can know—that … Read more

Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression… Every developer dreams of working with modern technologies and staying up-to-date. In fact, it’s nearly impossible to build a strong hiring strategy around outdated, obsolete, and often ineffective and even stillborn technologies. However, life is complex, and not everything always depends on our desires. You might be offered a promotion and … Read more

When I was a child, I used to lie on the bed and gaze for a long time at the patterns on an old Soviet rug, seeing animals and fantastical figures within them. Now, I more often look at code, but similar images still emerge in my mind. Like on the rug, these images form … Read more