For a start, lawyers are nowhere near the top of the list of the jobs most likely to be automated in the nearest future. The popular site willrobotstakemyjob.com estimates the chance to be as low as 4%, which is notably low when compared to the chances of the same happening to other professionals.
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Blockchain is conceivably one of the most disruptive technologies that have recently appeared on the tech scene. You'll find Blockchain at the core of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies that have enjoyed the spotlight for the last few years. But you will also find it in finance, Internet of Things applications, healthcare, and even government.
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Python has rapidly increased in popularity in recent years and is now one of the most widely used programming languages in the world. If you are considering using it for your next web development project, then you may also be aware of Python’s emerging rivalry with a younger language, Go.
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Great and successful developers are often responsible but not necessarily so. Responsibility means that you know yourself and your own limitations while also maintaining awareness of what the project requires. I will try to explain who exactly is a responsible developer and why it’s fortunate to have one (or more) on board.
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This post tells my story about becoming a project manager in Netguru and gives you a sort of a “recipe” how to do so.
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How We Used the Incident Management Process to Minimize the Impact of the Hubspot Outage
Natalia Chrzanowska
Within a business, many things can go wrong unexpectedly that you will have little or no control over. The more complex your business is, the more providers you probably rely on. This means that your website could go down, your communication channel might stop working, or you may experience data leak. You can’t be 100-percent ready for all possible scenarios. However, you can develop a process of mitigating the negative impact of any unexpected event that comes in your way. We’ve just tested our processes in battle.
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Machine Learning and Augmented Reality Combined in One Sleek Mobile App – How We Built CarLens
Krzysztof Jackowski
10,923 analysed photos, 10 weeks, and hard work of design and development teams, topped with AR engines and Machine Learning technology. That's our recipe for building a precise algorithm that will detect 5 car models using your smartphone’s camera. Here's more on our journey to create a fun tool with cutting-edge solutions.
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Software Development with Python - What Kind of Applications Can You Build in Python
Jakub Protasiewicz
Python is so good that, instead of describing what it can do, it’s actually faster to say what Python can’t do. Python is good for a little bit of everything.
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Fintech Hackers. How a Small Start-Up Reverse-Engineered Swedish Banks and Hacked Its Way to Over 500,000 Users
Natalia Kaptur
They say: “Keep your friends close, and your enemies even closer”. And that’s what biggest Swedish banks had no choice but to do after the fintech start-up Tink hacked their systems and launched an app loved by thousands.
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Top Machine Learning Frameworks Compared: Scikit-Learn, Dlib, MLib, Tensorflow, and More
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Mateusz Opala
Machine learning is one of the hottest topics in modern software development. Still, it is a fairly young technology, which is undergoing rapid change and development. We wrote this article to aid you in selecting the right flavor of ML for your project, showcasing the top frameworks along with their upsides and shortcomings.
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