With the technology at our disposal today, we are trusting computers to do more and more everyday things for us. While some may be skeptical, there isn’t anything as such wrong with this as the more data we generate, the more precise the algorithms powering these computers will become. However,
Rails 6.0 recently shared its amazing enhancements although most would consider these as feature upgrades. In my opinion, both are correct, as the actual state of multiple databases before rails 6.0 was not even considered it a completed feature. So, let’s dive into Rails < 6 state! Rails 6 introduced
For those of us working with data, we are all too familiar with how difficult it can be to fully understand what we are presented with. No matter how complex, data can be difficult for us to digest and make sense of. Data visualization is an effective technique that can
In data science, the theory in practice is not always the same as reality. When working with data, it’s not uncommon to be presented with several complex problems. Fortunately, you are not alone and there are blogs, slack channels, and useful information to come to the rescue. Plenty of problems
The invention of smartphones and tablets has revolutionized how people go about their every day-to-day life. One study conducted by the Pew Research Center recently discovered that over 5 billion people worldwide own mobile devices. That number is expected to continue to rise sharply over the coming years. With so
Duolingo came on the scene in 2011 operating as a teach and translate language learning app. It has since transformed into a $700+ million business, and become the first EdTech app to top $140 Million in annual revenue. Pretty good numbers, for a language learning app that still doesn’t charge
