API
Musings Over What Makes LiveAPI Different (from Swagger Et Cetera)
A few thoughts on what makes LiveAPI different from Swagger et cetera
Shrijith Venkatramana
API
REST APIs Turn 25: How They Came To Be and What Could Be Next
As REST approaches its 25th anniversary, it's a perfect time to reflect on its impact in the web era. With AI and automation on the rise, let's explore the evolution of APIs and what the future might hold for RESTful APIs in this new landscape.
c++
How I Learned to Get By with C++ Packaging: A 5-Minute CMake Survival Guide
No matter the gamut of high-level languages available, sometimes one just has to dig into the stack. Usually that means C++. CMake is the de-facto build tool for C++. Here's a survival guide on it.
parallel processing
Minimal Effort Scaling with Ray.io - Easy Analogies to Get Started
How to scale up complex workloads with minimal effort via Ray.io's modules. Useful for AI/ML and other computationally intensive tasks in particular.
advertising
Introducing: 5 Quick Advertising Lessons for Busy Makers, Builders, & Engineers
Makers, Builders and Engineers all over the world have great ideas, decent execution but find it hard to attract the right attention, nurture it, and eventually translate that into sales. Here are 5 quick lessons to change that for the better.
rickover
The Newton of Engineering Management
Google's Misstep: Trying to Fire All Managers When people think of Engineering Management, they think it is this sort of fuzzy field, where definite statements or principles have no place. In 2002, the leaders at Google thought, the whole field of management was bunk, and they said, let&
ai
AI/ML Business Use Cases You Cannot Afford To Ignore
Unsure or anxious about your team's AI/ML strategy? Like many business leaders, I too was a bit confused and anxious. Every day I see new developments in AI/ML flowing into my feeds. And such deluge of activity can be overwhelming for business leaders. How a conversation
rickover
Rickover Series #3: Engineering in Practice
What does it mean to be a professional or to practice a profession? There is no one better to define this for us than, Admiral Rickover. He truly walked the talk, and got the job done. These are my takeaways from Admiral Rickover's essay: "Engineering in Practice&
rickover
Rickover Series #2: A Talented Mind - Opportunity & Obligation
The rarity of a good mind A good mind is rarer than a full bank account. The bank account can be taken away from you. But a good mind is a secure possession capable of miracle-like feats. Nobody can take it away from you The origin & limits of intelligence
rickover
Rickover Series #1: Engineering Opportunities
What follows are notes from Admiral Rickover's speech: Engineering Opportunities The Administrator's Job The most important function of an administrator is: * Selection of personnel * Training of personnel "If one chooses the right people, there is little else to do" Purpose vs Security On graduation,
ai
My Experiments with Open Source AI/ML to Improve Team Productivity (Part 1)
I saw everywhere recently that OpenAI's SORA is making waves across the web. SORA is capable of making videos out of textual descriptions. I went to their website, trying to give it a go. No way to try it immediately, though. I'd have loved to make
team
How I Built a Great Team Culture using First Principles (No Gimmicks)
Do you want to build a team culture that you can be proud of? If yes, you are in the right place. My system will help you build the team culture you aspire for. Team culture means two things: First, the way in which the team faces challenges together. Second,