You’ve probably already heard of low-code/no-code. “Low-code/no-code is taking over the world!” said… everybody. But, if you need a refresher, low-code/no-code is a category of tools and technologies you can use — especially the non-engineer “you”s out there — to build software faster than if you were to write the code for it yourself (or […]
Caesars Entertainment Inc. and MGM Resorts International were just on the receiving end of the two most high-profile hacks of 2023 so far. In gambling terms, you could probably say they’re coughing up chips right about now. It’s being reported that Caesars agreed to pay at least as much as half of a $30M ransom to […]
Your data has a problem — SaaS. As Onymos Founder Shiva Nathan puts it, “[SaaS companies] rent you software with their right hand and take your data with their left.” Just ask Zoom (actually, they would probably prefer you don’t). When Stack Diary broke the news about Zoom’s recently updated Terms of Service the story quickly […]
The Internet of Things (IoT) is big, probably way bigger than you think. Experts agree — alongside AI, it’s expected to be one of the most transformative technologies of this decade. There are a lot of feelings about that. An article from ZDNet warns, “IoT under attack: Security is still not good enough on these edge devices.” One writer says, […]
MQTT is a messaging protocol, a set of rules for Internet of Things (IoT) devices transmitting and receiving data. Choosing a messaging protocol is a bit like a writer choosing which style guide to refer to. Wikipedia’s entry on MQTT begins somewhat mysteriously. “MQTT (originally an initialism of MQ Telemetry Transport)…” Originally? MQTT is what’s […]
The CEO of GE Ventures, Sue Siegel said, “Failing fast without losing a customer is better than spending three hundred million dollars on a project that you take all the way out for a year or two.” The philosophy of “failing fast” (or, more optimistically, “confirming your idea is really good fast — and you’re a total […]
It’s December, and there is no better time to reflect on all that has happened throughout 2022. And, it’s an even better time to look forward to what 2023 may bring. Follow along our journey over the past year and hear our thoughts on the changes we anticipate in the year to come. A Big […]
On November 18th, activist and veteran naval intelligence officer Travis Akers ominously tweeted, “From one of the remaining Twitter employees: ‘It (Twitter) has about a week left before it’s dead.’” Bad intel, I guess! Even though that didn’t turn out to be true, it captures the tweetosphere’s overall sentiments around Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover — “AhhHHhhhh!“ […]
If you search “iOS 16 new features” on Google, you will find that there are over 160,000 results as of September 12, 2022. There is an assortment of articles explaining the changes to Apple Pay (Pay Later, Order Tracking), Focus (Filters Based on Focus), Live Text (Scan Text in Videos), Notifications (UI Changes, Live Updates) […]
Think about any app you’ve ever used. You could probably log in, chat, upload media, or pay for something. At some point, those were all just bullet points on a project manager’s “feature list.” In fact, those have been bullet points on every project manager’s feature list, because they’re software application commodities — every app […]
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