The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is projecting a significant slowdown over the coming years, with global growth dropping sharply from an estimated 6.1 percent in 2021 to 3.6 percent in 2022 and 2023. Meanwhile, Reuters polls reveal that the global streak of high inflation is far from over. As such, businesses need to be doing all they can to maximize their revenue – not through increasing spend on new infrastructure, but by getting maximum business value out of their existing product.
Data science is an important skill, but the hard truth is many organizations aren’t seeing the ROI showing that data science work is making a business impact. Yet today, many organizations are still struggling to adopt a holistic approach centered around creating business value. Instead, they are focused on theoretical work. Here at Iguazio, we recently held a webinar with Noah Gift, founder of Pragmatic A.I. Labs, professor, author and MLOps consultant.
Elixir is a dynamically-typed language. Types in Elixir are checked when a program runs, not when it compiles. If they don’t match up, an exception is thrown. In statically-typed languages, types are checked during compile time. This can help us write code that is correct, understandable, and refactorable. But it also introduces a certain focus on types as the foundation for your application. One interesting concept is to use types to model your business domain.
Having an understanding of what CI/CD entails makes you more valuable in today’s software development world. This noob’s guide to CI/CD mobile app development is ideal for mobile app developers who are new to CI/CD.
Exploratory tests are always different tests that are created and conducted at the same time. According to this concept, their automation may appear unnatural. Nonetheless, the deployment of automation based on predetermined and unpredictable circumstances may be of interest: the detection of business flaws. Exploratory testing emphasizes discovery, research, and learning, whereas automation testing focuses on test designs, test cases, test procedures, and test outcomes.