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Date: 09 November 2018, Bucharest
Training fee: €250/participant plus VAT, only 20 seats available
To book your seats, please contact us by email ([email protected]) or phone (+40 741 103 133).
This Azure SQL Database pre-con provides you the knowledge and tools necessary to understand the capabilities and usage of cloud databases. It will help you get familiar with the Azure SQL Database concepts. Read in full
Date: 06 October 2018, Codecamp Timisoara
Duration: 4h, 11.00 – 15.00
To book your seats, please contact us by email ([email protected]) or phone (+40 741 103 133).
This Azure SQL Database pre-con provides you the knowledge and tools necessary to understand the capabilities and usage of cloud databases. It will help you get familiar with the Azure SQL Database concepts. Read in full
Originally published by Dan Patrascu on: http://danpatrascu.com/all-that-glitters-is-not-gold/
“All that glitters is not gold” is a well-known saying, meaning that not everything that looks precious or true turns out to be so. Does this also apply to software development? I’m fairly sure it does, since being attracted by glitters comes natural especially when you are not a very experienced software developer. As I do not considered myself a very experienced developer, I’m not afraid to say that I was attracted by glitters more than once and learned the hard way that all that glitters is not gold. Read in full
Author: Davide Trimarchi — Head of Product & Design @123FormBuilder
Data-driven development is an increasingly popular way for technology companies to improve their products and services. All of the big tech giants already do data-driven development, but most smaller companies haven’t mastered it yet—and when smaller companies do turn to data, it’s often to improve their marketing efforts, not the product itself. Read in full
Originally published on https://rubikhub.ro.
Join us, on October 27, at Codecamp Iasi. Rubik Hub will be hosting the Entrepreneurship Track, and we plan to make it the best so far. For this year’s edition, we’ve decided to take things to the next level with a new concept focused on a startup’s journey and the steps involved to achieve success; starting from identifying problems and solutions all the way to scaling up and exiting. Read in full
2019 brought one of the biggest surprises in the automotive domain. More exactly, in everything that means techology integration, AR and car innovation. At CES (Consumer Electronics Show), Mercedes Benz presented MBUX, the infotainment system that uses augmented reality and it is already part of the new Mercedes Benz A Class.
How many of you ask who stood behind this project? In all these hardworking years that had as a result MBUX, they had a team of 100 romanians. Read in full
In this article we intend to learn how to design and create a skill for a personal voice-controlled assistant from Amazon known as – Alexa – the cloud-based service that handles all the Natural Language Understanding, speech recognition and machine learning for all Alexa enabled devices.
The Amazon Echo is the first and best-known endpoint of Alexa Ecosystem that was built to make life easier and more enjoyable, simplifying everyday actions with voice commands. Read in full
Date: 05 October 2018, Timisoara
Training fee: €200/participant plus VAT, only 25 seats available
To book your seats, please contact us by email ([email protected]) or phone (+40 741 103 133).
This workshop features the concepts and practices of containerization of projects written in different programming languages in different versions. You will learn not only how to create an image using Dockerfile best practices, create a Docker container from it, use volumes in the development process and apply concepts of the Docker networking model. Read in full
In the era of digital cameras, with people sharing billions of photos and videos daily, it’s impossible to manage the content manually. Therefore the necessity of automatizing visual recognition has rapidly increased, proportionally with social networks. Image recognition can be used in numerous tasks, such as filtering out explicit content, labeling the content of images with meta-tags and performing image content search. Beyond social media, visual recognition can be used in various other domains: health, to trace visible symptoms on patients and contribute to the diagnostic, environment, to detect problematic areas, road traffic, to avoid accidents and build self-driving cars, and many others. Read in full
If you want to compare images in an automated test, take a look at the selenium-screenshot-watcher tool. I created this when I needed to determine if something changed in the UI, so that I was safe from a high-fidelity point of view. The tool is a REST-API client that is able to save images and provide feedback when asked to do a comparison. What it actually does is quite simple, based on some parameters that you build, so that you have a unique identifier for a screenshot that you’re about to take. Read in full