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[Airbnb]
Designing Experimentation Guardrails
Introducing the Experiment Guardrails framework we implemented at Airbnb, which helps us prevent negative impact on key metrics while experimenting at scale.by Tatiana Xifara and Reid AndersenEach week, thousands of online experiments run concurrently on the Airbnb platform to measure the impact
[.NET]
Using C# Source Generators to create an external DSL
This post looks at how to use C# Source Generators to build an external DSL to represent mathematical expressions. The code for this post is on the roslyn-sdk repository. A recap of C# Source Generators There are two other articles describing C# Source Generators on this blog, The post Using C#
[Docker]
🧪 Open Sourcing the Docker Hub CLI Tool
At Docker, we are committed to making developer’s lives easier, and maintaining and extending our commitment to the Open Source community and open standards for many of our projects. We believe building new capabilities into the Docker Platform in partnership with our developer community and in
[Android]
Expanding the reach of your Android Auto apps
Posted by Eric Bahna, Product Manager In December, we opened the Google Play Store for publishing new Android Auto apps to closed testing. Today, you can reach more drivers by publishing navigation, parking, and charging apps to open testing tracks in the Google Play Store. With open testing,
[Google Research]
Improving Mobile App Accessibility with Icon Detection
Posted by Gilles Baechler and Srinivas Sunkara, Software Engineers, Google Research Voice Access enables users to control their Android device hands free, using only verbal commands. In order to function properly, it needs on-screen user interface UI elements to have reliable accessibility
[Cloudflare]
Starting a new job in the middle of a pandemic
When 2020 started, it was not in my plans to change jobs and start working at a new company, completely remote, without ever meeting my colleagues in person or visiting the office. However, that is exactly what happened, and I am so glad I did.
[HubSpot]
Name Dropping: Maria Pereda, Director of Product Design at Clio
Name Dropping is a Q&A series that aims to elevate the stories of women and nonbinary people leading in the tech space. The idea came from Angela DeFranco, a VP of Product at HubSpot, who said one way to be better allies is to name drop more women and nonbinary people in discussions of
[Google Online Security]
Data Driven Security Hardening in Android
Posted by Kevin Deus, Joel Galenson, Billy Lau and Ivan Lozano, Android Security & Privacy TeamThe Android platform team is committed to securing Android for every user across every device. In addition to monthly security updates to patch vulnerabilities reported to us through our Vulnerability
[Google Research]
Learning to Reason Over Tables from Less Data
Posted by Julian Eisenschlos AI Resident, Google Research, Zürich The task of recognizing textual entailment, also known as natural language inference, consists of determining whether a piece of text a premise, can be implied or contradicted or neither by another piece of text the
[Pinterest]
Manas Two-stage Retrieval — The efficient architecture for hierarchical documents
Manas Two-stage Retrieval — The efficient architecture for hierarchical documentsHaibin Xie | Software Engineer, Core Product Serving InfraMichael Mi | Tech Lead, Core Product Serving InfraAs more use cases are onboarded to Manas, one special scalability and efficiency challenge emerges when
[Soshace]
Building Rest API With Django Using Django Rest Framework and Django Rest Auth
Building Rest API seems to be complex when trying to achieve this on your own with Django, thanks to the Django Rest framework project which has come to reduce the complexity. The post Building Rest API With Django Using Django Rest Framework and Django Rest Auth appeared first on Soshace.
[Android]
#AndroidDevJourney spotlight - January edition
Posted by Luli Perkins, Developer Relations Program Manager We kicked off the #AndroidDevJourney to give members of our community the opportunity to share their stories through our social platforms. Each Saturday from January through June we’ll feature a new developer on our Twitter account. We
[Soshace]
Build Real-World React Native App #10 : Setup in-App Purchase in iOS
The most awaited and considerably the lengthiest chapter is here. In this chapter, we will learn how to add the in-app purchase service in React Native using React Native IAP package The configurations are mainly for the iOS platform. Here, we are going to set up the subscriptions and configure
[Just Eat]
URLCache – Default size is not enough
Even though networks are getting faster every day, the amount of data transferred between your device and the cloud is also increasing. Here at Just Eat, we always aim to write reliable, and efficient code that results in fast, problem free transactions. Having a good caching strategy is an
[Slack]
Slack’s Outage on January 4th 2021
And now we welcome the new year. Full of things that have never been. — Rainer Maria Rilke January 4th 2021 was the first working day of the year for many around the globe, and for most of us at Slack too except of course for our on-callers and our customer experience team, who never