We created with love application for Apple TV This is a big day for us – we want to present our first application for Apple TV. We called it CI Dashboard and you can use it for free to monitor and manage your continuous integration system directly from your Apple TV.
Big data and machine learning with Apache Spark and Cassandra Part 2 – Example of usage We successfully converted our idea to working code. For development purposes we have been using data crawled from the web, but here we will present our results on data from Amazon public repository of product opinions.
JIRA Query Language (JQL) – the most flexible way to search in JIRA Regardless of your role - whether you are a developer, tester, project manager or business analyst - it is always good to have a quick access to the specific data that you want to work with. Let’s find out more about the JIRA Query Language – a powerful tool which can help you improve your work efficiency.
Big data and machine learning with Apache Spark and Cassandra Part 1 – Architecture Have you ever been curious about machine learning and big data? We were, that’s why we decided to develop research project which helped us gain some knowledge in these fields. You can find results of our work in this article.
Securing your app with encrypted-core-data It’s true that Apple cares very much about user’s privacy. Since iOS 8.3, it’s impossible to access arbitrary data in an application’s sandbox. Additionally, developers may choose to enable “Data Protection” option for their app, which will encrypt the sandbox if the device is locked with a passcode. Nonetheless, some extra protection wouldn’t hurt, if it didn’t involve too much work.
Fake JSON service: json-server I wanted to present my own quick introduction to Linux process manager, but I realized that I need something that could be managed. We will build a simple REST API that will mock service that returns proper strings in various languages.
Embrace the Change "Change is the law of life. And those who look only to the past or present are certain to miss the future” JFK once said. This observation also works software development, as product requirements can and do change. That is why XP programming, the agile approach, Scrum and all the rest were created: earlier models were inefficient in dealing with change.
