The cold start problem affects both startups as well as established companies. Nonetheless, it also provides a great opportunity to collect new data with your customer’s problem in focus. How do you solve the cold start problem and arrive at a useful data pipeline? We talked to ML Conference speakers Markus Nutz and Thomas Pawlitzki about all this and more.

Our presence on the internet is in the form of data. Everything is just data. But who owns this data? How is this data stored? What happens to our data when we agree to “share” it? In this article, Rong Chen discusses the nature of decentralized web and how we can create it.

Last month, we had a short discussion on the future of native apps and the rise of their rival, progressive web apps, and introduced a poll to find out your opinion on the topic. The results are in so let’s take a closer look!

Elasticsearch 6.5.0 is here and it arrives with tons of big updates and changes in tow, including support for JDK 11. Let’s check out all the new features.

The latest edition of ThoughtWorks’ Technology Radar has highlighted what a lot of commentators already know: Istio and Knative are worth exploring but so are WebAssembly and Flutter. What’s even more interesting is that there are no languages, tools or platforms on the ‘adopt’ list so it’s safe to say that no one is missing out on anything.

Sparkplug specification is getting an Eclipse update with Tahu! This project is designed to bring MQTT specifications under the Eclipse umbrella. Here, Wes Johnson explores the scope of Eclipse Tahu, its architecture, and where this interesting project is going in the future.

GitHub Desktop 1.5 is live and it highlights the completion of merge collaboration cycle. Merge conflicts can be intimidating for new developers, especially those working in teams but that’s no longer the case! Let’s have a closer look at this release.

In the rapidly changing and evolving tech ecosystem, it is vital that you can add value, increase your development speed, and cut out as many of the cumbersome, boring and repetitive tasks as possible. In this session, Sebastian Daschner shows 7 basic principles that can boost your productivity.

Angular v7 was recently released but the party is now officially over, now that Angular v7.1.0 is almost upon us – the release candidate phase has begun.

The Upwork Skills Index is here once again with the top 20 freelance skills companies have their eye on for the third quarter of 2018. Public cloud goes big but we see some major changes compared to the first two quarters of 2018. Let’s take a closer look.

Developers are expected to evolve alongside the rapidly changing technology landscape. So the secret to becoming a better engineer lies in the ability to keep yourself abreast of the latest updates in technologies and languages. We talked to Sauce Labs’ Pamela Prosperi about the languages she uses, her “forever” language and more.

The reference implementation of MVC 1.0 previously known as Ozark has a new name: Eclipse Krazo. Although the name was originally announced three months ago, the good news is that the creation review for Eclipse Krazo was successful.

Amazon just announced the release of Corretto, a free distribution of OpenJDK that offers LTS. Let’s take a closer look at the announcement.

Cloud native technologies are no longer bleeding edge buzzwords that we all expect to learn more about in the coming months and years, they are here now and they are here to stay. Oracle’s Jesse Butler takes us on a journey to serverless island!