I'm not going to get preachy or anything.

We live in a day and age where technology has made everything easy. Gone are those days when we need a pigeon to deliver a message, write letters to communicate or have difficulties in traveling long distances. One more aspect in which technology has made…

America’s satellites are its Achilles heel

Students in developing countries and refugees fleeing violence need reliable proof of their identity — and the blockchain might just work

This is a written recap of a discussion organized by Dominicans on Wall Street, a non-profit organization, between legal experts, venture capitalists, and government officials. The author has no vested interest in any of the projects mentioned and does not…

Advice for when you feel like you’re just going through the motions

How it can give us something we hitherforto though cobblers: a computer-you-can-ask-anything!

Amidst this right-wing propaganda machine, there’s no place for POC

In God we trust, all others must bring data – W. Edwards Deming

Learning the difference between constructive and destructive conflict. (Throwing cellphones: not constructive.)

What we’re building

What becoming a Product Manager is really like and how you can adjust your expectations to survive your first days, according to the unfiltered view of 5 new Product Managers

We need to introduce challenge and conflict into our kids’ lives so they can learn how to overcome challenges and manage conflict

3 systems to make self-learning easier, Mentors to follow on Twitter and Cool Project Ideas for teaching yourself programming

As developers, we are fortunate enough to have at our disposal a never-ending selection of high quality libraries to choose from when we want to solve our problems. This however, creates a new problem: which one to use and why?

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If Kubernetes is the pilot that steers the ship, then Helm Charts are the navigational maps that guide the journey correctly. We have seen this happening over the years in the world of software development, one tool comes with an idea, serves the purpose…

I know its conventional to open a new blog with some kind of declarative statement or thesis, but I want to start with a question. If you were to measure just one thing about your team, one metric that best captures “the human element” what would it be?

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We focus on functional requirements, yet quality aspects are often important. What if you are looking for something fast or easy to learn?