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So excited to see Edge Monster launch! It's one thing to talk about edge computing in theory - it's something else to learn from the architects behind real projects. Check out what they've discussed thus far and sign up to stay up to date as they share best practices (and practices to avoid).

Today Edge Monsters was launched. There is a great blog post for any technologist to read-Edge is not the Cloud. Have a look and let me know if this rings true with you. https://lnkd.in/eYPmJt4Z

Just uploaded an insightful talk by Peter Danenberg on Prompt Engineering with Bard. 🎙️✨ Peter dives deep into the nuances of prompt design and how Bard enhances the process. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting in the field, this talk is a must-watch! 👩💻👨💼 https://lnkd.in/gcAEFEXv

I have read John Munson's book "Software specification and design: an engineering approach," and have been a big fan of his ideas. I was majored in the Management Information Systems, 資管系, in a college in Taiwan. I got problems of software development when I joined a project. And I would like to learn how to apply those of John Munson's ideas onto technical firms. It will be a long journey all my life. I am keeping reading another one of his books, "Software engineering measurement."

Check out Damien Walsh's, Director of Solutions Engineering, recent article for EuroSTAR Huddle. Damien explores the integration of AI into software development, the benefits of this, and what challenges may occur. Don't wait to read it!

Just in time for your weekend! New Engineer to Manager #17 with Annyce Davis! Annyce shares her vision on how to excel in Tech and become successful. I couldn’t agree more, all the details in video

Did you know, April 18, 1983 was a day that changed the tech landscape forever? It's the anniversary of the Osborne Executive, the original portable computer that made huge waves in the industry. Let me take you down memory lane… the Osborne Computer Corporation unveiled the Osborne Executive as the successor to the Osborne 1. Legend has it, the early announcement of the Executive sent shockwaves through the tech world, leading dealers to cancel orders for the Osborne 1 faster than you can say "upgrade." Oops. This infamous blunder apparently crippled the company's cash flow, sending it spiraling towards bankruptcy. But there's more to the story. While what’s now known as the ‘Osborne Effect’ may have played a role, tech history is rarely black and white. Competition from rising rivals, the arrival of the IBM PC, and a dash of mismanagement also helped doom the business. Despite its tumultuous journey, the Osborne Executive remains a symbol of innovation and the ever-changing nature of the tech industry. Did you own, use, or even see one of these? #TechHistory #OsborneExecutive #FunFriday

Here's to failure! You can learn a lot by carefully studying an unsuccessful project. Check out this article by clicking the link below to learn from Christina Gilquist, 3M Vice President of IT. #3Mer https://bit.ly/46tTXe2

Did you know, April 18, 1983 was a day that changed the tech landscape forever? It's the anniversary of the Osborne Executive, the OG portable computer that made huge waves in the industry. Let me take you down memory lane… the Osborne Computer Corporation unveiled the Osborne Executive as the successor to the Osborne 1. Legend has it, the early announcement of the Executive sent shockwaves through the tech world, leading dealers to cancel orders for the Osborne 1 faster than you can say "upgrade." Oops. This infamous blunder apparently crippled the company's cash flow, sending it spiraling towards bankruptcy. But there's more to the story. While what’s now known as the ‘Osborne Effect’ may have played a role, tech history is rarely black and white. Competition from rising rivals, the arrival of the IBM PC, and a dash of mismanagement also helped doom the business. Despite its tumultuous journey, the Osborne Executive remains a symbol of innovation and the ever-changing nature of the tech industry. Did you own, use, or even see one of these? #TechHistory #OsborneExecutive #anniversary https://lnkd.in/gHHCZ3Mm

Great to work with WigWag (Powered by Stitch), OfferZen and Dan Davey on this! At Make.dev we run build days to quickly build out proof of concepts with new tech, like the WigWag (Powered by Stitch) API. Here are some learnings that came out of the build day that we thought would b useful to anyone assessing new tech 😀