Rails 6.0. is finally released. We’re excited to see all the new stuff Rails 6.0 has offered!

This is follow up of the previous knative article where we got brief intro into knative and learned how to deploy knative service. Before moving into this blog, look at the previous article for knative setup and to understand the context of this blog.

Below one is a conversation with my friend last week. He asked about get started with Data Science. When I shared him StatQuest Machine learning stuff, he asked difference ML vs Data Science?

Google cloud platform have released Google-managed SSL certificates. It is a quite cool feature wherein the SSL certificates are provisioned, renewed, and managed for your domain names using kubernetes ingress.

Organic search is the primary source of a website traffic. SEO is more effective than social media in building organic traffic and also it generates qualitative traffic and revenue to the websites

It has been well established fact that we should not store the sensitive information such as AWS Access keys, Credentials and SSH Private keys in the repository even if it is a private repository.

Asynchronous programming in Dart is characterised by the Future and Stream classes.

Postgres provides us a way to write queries which are recursive in nature and fetches the data till the termination condition is met. This can be achieved using Common Table Expressions (CTE).

Recently we have delivered prediction system for our client which has different data set with almost 95% categorical and 5% nominal features. The data set looks like a recommendation problem but we need to do a prediction out of it.

In mobile application development, developing apps based on the user network connectivity and also managing the app state is very important.

Firefox has got its mojo back because of two major reasons. One, because of itself and other is with the help of its competing browser Chrome. Primarily, Firefox decided enough was enough and rebuilt itself from scratch with performance in mind - Project Quantum. Secondly, Google made a strategic decision (or rather horrendous) to milk users’ time and not honoring the promise it came up with initially when Chrome was launched - to limit abilities of 3rd party extensions (Ad blockers in particular) under a false pretense of Privacy.

We all love deploying to Kubernetes without a full deploy via rolling update. Rolling update is a great feature of Kubernetes. It makes sure requests are served even while new container is being deployed. This works great only when we have scaled the pods to at least 2. Kubernetes makes sure requests are still served through old pods until new pods are ready and switches the ingress to point new pods once it is ready.