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Service Layer – Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture
I love reading the book Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture, by Martin Fowler & co. The following comes from it, page 133, on the topic of Service Layer. ………. A Service Layer defines an application’s boundary with a layer of services that establishes a set of available operations and coordinates the application’s response in each operation. Enterprise applications typically […]
Machine Learning and other wording
Pattern recognition….Artifical neurol network …. Reinforcement learning… Statistical inference…. All those are related to a pretty interesting area of computer usage these days… #machinelearnign #aihttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l95h4alXfAA
The Simplest Machine Learning
This comes from this episode of Channel9. “In this episode of the AI Show, machine learning is gently introduced from the standpoint of the algorithm and model. It starts with the simplest machine learning, linear regression, and ends on a dense neural network explaining the similarities in plain terms along the way to bring the […]
Variables Scope
I love reading the book Code Complete, by Steve McConnell. The following comes from it, in its Chapter 10: General issues in using variables. ………. “Scope” is a way of thinking about a variable’s celebrity status: how famous is it? Scope, or visibility, refers to the extent to which your variables are known and can be […]
Modern Security Architecture with OpenID Connect and OAuth2 by Brock Allen
Modern architecture for security is a very interesting topic these days for companies and the services they provide. In this era of cloud computing and access to every resource at any time, this becomes even more interesting. This posts presents a talk given on the topic By Brock Allen, at the last DevIntersection 2017 conference […]
It seems that … One Bitcoin Transaction Now Uses as Much Energy as Your House in a Week
I consider myself at a beginner level regarding Bitcoin, Blockchain, Etherum and related technologies. I have a big interest though. I read an article recently about energy consumption attached to the bitcoin calculation process and enjoyed it. Find the original link at the bottom. Here it goes. ______ One Bitcoin Transaction Now Uses as Much […]
Workflows of Refactoring – by Martin Fowler
The following presentation by Martin Fowler presents some great factoring gems and ideas that are worth paying attention to. “The key to good refactoring is to remember that the essence of it is small steps” This is very important for many reasons. As software developers, our role is also to keep the codebase clean. Refactoring […]
Solid Design Patterns for Mere Mortals
Phil Japikse does a pretty nice presentation during .Net Conf 2017, about Design Patterns. Worth taking a look at and get back to “basics”. If you look at your code and automatically feel like you need to add comments, maybe you have too much and should decouple more. Creational Paterns Structural Patterns Behavioral Patterns Observer […]
Big Data for .NET developers
“If you’re a .NET developer and want to know where big data technologies are going, this is where to get started.” Click the image below to follow the Channel9 video and learn more about the topic.
How Airbnb uses R to make most of its data
I’ve watched and enjoyed this talk, by Ricardo Bion, Data Science Manager at Airbnb. If you love data, are curious about how Airbnb uses it, curious about Data Science, programming, R language and things of that sort, spend the worth 15 minutes to watch this talk.
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