Bindle is a web-based SaaS built in Rails to help small businesses manage the process of requesting and approving time off, calculating PTO balances, and seeing who's off and when. We've just gone live in the U.S.
I've been a software developer for 20 years. Happy to answer questions about anything.
True they both have API in the name, but api.ai is more of an API for AI tasks like intention inference and sentence parsing. Apigee is an API management platform.
Can anyone explain to me how the "partition function" 'Z' is calculated? That part is a little glossed over in the post and the description in the paper is a little beyond my immediate understanding. :)
Interesting. You still use this feature? I always thought YouTube and the like still included it on their sites as a throwback to an earlier time, or something. I always use the software on the playback device itself to control the speakers.
I was transfixed. Really, really good. The music really makes it for me. It is interesting to try and guess where the mystery locations really are. Sometimes this information is included in the hashtags. I got a few right! :)
Although splat and option hashes (double splat before double splat came along) are something I use everyday, I almost invariably end up thinking they increase (cyclomatic) complexity. Quite often, having a more strongly typed class as a method parameter instead of a hash is actually what I want. Double splat and the like sometimes make it easier to do the wrong thing. Worse still, they seem to promote it.
"Despite these positive experiences, however, we aren't arguing that we are certain that microservices are the future direction for software architectures. While our experiences so far are positive compared to monolithic applications, we're conscious of the fact that not enough time has passed for us to make a full judgement."
It is pretty clear the architect in question appears to have misinterpreted how proven Fowler believed microservices architectures were at the time.
I just checked this out thanks to your link. Awesome. ipfs solves a whole class of problems - distributed git repos being just one of them. Great stuff.