Built with BigQuery: How to Accelerate Data-Centric AI development with Google Cloud and Snorkel AI.
The point of evidence is to guide decisions, so transforming a business into being evidence-based has to start with leaders.
Artificial Intelligence has drastically changed the way we look at things today. What was previously possible only by human intervention can now be done with the help of AI. With AI making inroads into most industries, the world of website creation is not far behind. Many large e-commerce companies like Amazon are using AI technology to better understand their customers, provide product recommendations, and improve the user experience on their websites.
As a software developer or project manager, you know that ensuring the quality and reliability of your software is crucial to its success. But how do you create a solid SQA plan to help you achieve these goals? This blog post will explore the critical elements of a successful SQA plan and provide tips and techniques for implementing it in your project. We’ll cover topics such as setting clear objectives, defining your target audience, and choosing the right testing tools and techniques.
Malfunctions or flaws often lead to a sequence of chain reactions that can affect the software altogether as the program runs, impairing the overall user experience. Usually, the software undergoes many tests before Dev teams introduce modifications introduced in the main code. Regression testing is the final step of this process, which is an assurance of achieving a fully functional application or software. In this post, let’s explore seven different types of regression testing.
Automating an application can be performed in various ways with various tools. Selenium WebDriver is most used among those because of being an open source and ease of use. Selenium WebDriver gives users a lot of flexibility to write their test in different programming language and allow the user to execute their test on different browser like Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Safari, etc. It can also be integrated with other 3rd party tools like TestNG, Junit, etc.
In the previous part of this series, we optimized our Lambda function. However, our API is open to the public — anyone with the URL can use it and get a response. In this take, we are going to secure our API using a tool called Amazon Cognito. This will only allow authenticated users access to our endpoints. Ready? Let’s go!
Ruby is a wonderful language, made for humans first and machines second. It is easy to read and write. There are plenty of ways to write anything, and you can often guess its standard library by typing the name of the method you would have chosen yourself. Because of this, Ruby's arguments are very flexible, which lets us express our APIs very clearly. But this comes with a drawback: Ruby is quite hard to parse for C extension developers!
