Yeah, algorithms, “smart software” and so on are here to stay, and that's a reality we’ll have to accept some day because the more time passes, the more we find ourselves standing at the intersection of humanity and technology in a clash of ethics and ...

If you are a developer working with python, you should be using VirtualEnv to manage requirements for your projects and Virtualenwrapper to make your life easier with useful shortcuts. Virtualenvwrapper has a very good documentation and python installation with Homebrew is straightforward, but It's ...

I was a JIRA evangelizer for several years, as the best solution for a software development company working with Agile methodologies. I have to be thankful, because with JIRA I was able to plan and execute the development of several projects during the last ...

First thing first, I am no expert on machine learning. But I am studying it and I am very interested in it. This blog post is product of what I have studied so far, so I apologize for the errors or imprecisions it may ...

The first time I had to use an agile methodology was in 2009 when I was working in a company from Germany as a web developer with a small team of 4 people. I was introduced to that weird methodology called "Scrum". What I ...

With the popularity that deep learning has acquired recently, artificial neural networks have become very relevant in the world of AI. Artificial neural networks are not a new concept, they have suffered for a long time before being recognized as a powerful tool. If ...

Although I don't consider myself "young" (I recently turned 38), my whole life has been strongly attached to IT, usually in its most practical form - and sometimes also in its most playful forms -. I met the utilitarian side of computing at a ...

Quick iterations are essential to test concepts, discard bad ideas and get focused on what  may actually solve our problem. When I first started using Python, I used scripts for everything. Scripts are awesome to automate stuff and can be easily integrated into bigger ...

Last 2 years we have seen so many vulnerabilities affecting big organizations that come from software issues to even bugs with SSL protocol. Despite that, the human factor continues being the main security problem. Why would you force a system to get something if ...

A question recently came in from a client... "At a board meeting today, one of our board members with some cyber background asked about security measures for our website. He contended Wordpress is more hackable than Drupal and wanted to know what measures had been ...

As a developer, there is a moment when you have to face an integration with an outside service (JIRA, Toggl, Slack, Github, Wordpress, and a million more). It may be done via REST API, GraphQL, SOAP, or the protocol that the developers behind the ...

Many times, we have a form with a lot of fields and we need to use it, but we don't want users to get bored filling the form or that they stop at middle of the form and they end up leaving the website. ...