Tag: Learning
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How to manage an underperformer remotely
Posted on February 26, 2022, Level beginner Resource Length medium
Love it or hate it, working remotely is likely to remain a reality for some time to come. A fairly common challenge, now that people have had time to settle into new workflows, is that more employees may be struggling to keep up. By Lolly Daskal.
Tags performance agile learning management career
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Plain English description of monads without Haskell code
Posted on February 16, 2022, Level beginner Resource Length short
Monads are notorious in the programming world for their use in the Haskell programming language and for being hard to grasp. There's even a joke that writing a "monad tutorial" is a rite of passage for new Haskellers, and been described as pointless. By Chris Done.
Tags programming software-architecture learning
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Everything you will ever need to know about the IoT ecosystem in one blog post
Posted on February 5, 2022, Level beginner Resource Length long
Speaking about any ecosystem, we speak about a complex system of interconnected components and the environment in which they exist and with which they interact. We can use the term IoT ecosystem instead of IoT system because IoT devices have no value without the environment they exist in. By @sumatosoft.
Tags iot miscellaneous learning cloud
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Google's 20% rule spend on learning new skills and why it works
Posted on January 23, 2022, Level beginner Resource Length medium
Most people spend every second of their workday trying to keep up with their calendars and to-do lists — attending meetings, responding to emails, racing to meet deadlines. This makes it difficult to set aside time to explore ideas that interest us or learn new skills. And during a time when it's impossible to predict how our jobs and industries will evolve, expanding our expertise is what gives us a competitive edge in the long-run. By Dorie Clark.
Tags learning management cio agile
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What is the difference between REST and SOAP APIs?
Posted on January 12, 2022, Level intermediate Resource Length short
When machines need to communicate with one another and exchange data, they require certain formatting for specific data types. That's where SOAP API and REST API come into play. They allow for communication and transfer of data, but each is different in several ways. From implementation to their required resources, various attributes separate one from the other. By Mark Smallcombe.
Tags apis programming restful devops learning
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How to create a KPI dashboard in Power BI to make smarter decisions faster
Posted on January 7, 2022, Level beginner Resource Length medium
Imagine having a business meeting where you are given puzzles instead of information. To get to the KPI dashboard to round up your performance, you need to piece the puzzle together. Sounds funny, right? Well, in reality, meetings or preparing a report often consist of pure efforts to obtain and interpret the right data.By Blaz Abe.
Tags analytics data-science cio learning
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9 open source alternatives to try in 2022
Posted on January 6, 2022, Level beginner Resource Length medium
Whatever tool you are looking for, there are plenty of open source software alternatives to choose from. By Lauren Maffeo.
Tags cio app-development software open-source learning
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Costs of being an analytics laggard... and path to becoming a leader
Posted on January 4, 2022, Level beginner Resource Length medium
How much money is your organization leaving on the table by not being more effective at leveraging data and analytics to power your business? This question is becoming more and more relevant for all organizations of all sizes in all industries as AI / ML capabilities become more widely available. And nothing highlights the costs of not becoming more effective at leveraging data and analytics to power your business models then a recent study by Kearney titled "The impact of analytics in 2020". Posted by Bill Schmarzo.
Tags analytics learning data-science miscellaneous how-to
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Bring no-code apps to your Gmail inbox
Posted on January 3, 2022, Level beginner Resource Length medium
AppSheet in Gmail, a new feature that lets you use custom-built no-code applications, created in AppSheet, directly in your inbox as a dynamic email. Too often, daily workflows are spread across multiple applications, slowing productivity as we navigate from one app to another and back again. By Mike Procopio.
Tags agile app-development programming software-architecture learning
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Flattening forgetting curve with learning-by-doing
Posted on December 27, 2021, Level beginner Resource Length short
Use technology to your advantage and enhance the retention rates of your training sessions. Classrooms change. Courses change. But the age-old struggle of any learning or development session stays intact. How to retain knowledge gained beyond the training session? And how to apply the concepts taught during training to a real-life scenario? By David Hand.
Tags cio learning miscellaneous cloud
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Zero days explained: How unknown vulnerabilities become gateways for attackers
Posted on December 17, 2021, Level beginner Resource Length medium
A zero day is a security flaw for which the vendor of the flawed system has yet to make a patch available to affected users. You can't patch these holes—but you can still protect yourself. By Josh Fruhlinger.
Tags infosec app-development web-development devops learning
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API authentication with tokens
Posted on December 12, 2021, Level intermediate Resource Length medium
In this article I'm going to show you a few common patterns for client authentication based on tokens, and how can they be implemented in a Python API back end. This method of authentication works well for rich clients, like JavaScript-based front end applications running in the browser, or perhaps a command-line (CLI) application. By Miguel Grinberg.
Tags programming apis learning python