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Here are some of the developer news articles that appeared this past week. Happy Reading and Happy Coding! Mar 16 – ZDnet: Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ arrives: Faster CPU, Wi-Fi, 300Mbps Ethernet – The Pi 3 Model B+ has a 1.4GHz 64-bit quad-core Broadcom Arm Cortex A53-architecture processor compared with the Raspberry Pi 3 ModelContinue Reading “Developer News – Week ending March 16, 2018”
Here are some of the developer news articles that appeared this past week. Happy Reading and Happy Coding! Mar 9 – TheVerge: Amazon adds follow-up mode for Alexa to let you make back-to-back requests – Follow-up mode works by letting Alexa continue listening for up to five seconds after an initial command. This is signified byContinue Reading “Developer News – Week ending March 9, 2018”
Here are some of the developer news articles that appeared this past week. Happy Reading and Happy Coding! Mar 1 – Google AI Blog: Mobile Real-time Video Segmentation – YouTube brings precise, real-time, on-device mobile video segmentation to the YouTube app by integrating this technology into stories. Currently in limited beta, stories is YouTube’s new lightweightContinue Reading “Developer News – Week ending March 2, 2018”
Are you developing applications using AI and Machine Learning (ML)? According to recent developer research by Evans Data Corporation, software developers are adopting and using artificial intelligence and machine learning by the millions, according to Evans Data’s newly released Global Development and Demographics Study. Twenty-nine percent of developers worldwide, or 6,452,000 in all, are currentlyContinue Reading “Six and Half Million Developers are Now Using AI or ML in Their Projects”
While I was out of the office last week, I still had time to watch some of my favorite developer news feeds including (but not limited to): Reddit Programming, HackerNews, SlashDot, TechMeme, TechNewsWorld, and Developer.com Daily News. Here are a few of the stories that piqued my interest. No! HTTP APIs are not necessarily Rest APIsContinue Reading “A few developer posts that caught my eye in the past week…”