Technology Commentary

Some enthusiasts don’t want to give up the pleasure and control of shifting through gears, and automakers are taking note.

Wondering how to collect usage metrics for your open source software project? Consider the pros and cons of using these alternatives.

Even with the powerful Ecosia engine, but especially with Google and Amazon, it’s getting rarer and rarer that a search feels as though it finds just the right site or product or information …

VRM Day had an extraordinary outcome this time: a movement to end surveillance capitalism. The movement began with a talk by Roger McNamee titled Saving us from Big Tech: the Gen Z Solution, the la…

Inventor of the spanning tree protocol gets heretical about blockchain, crypto, and why the broken internet is a blessing in disguise

The human computer interface helps to define computing at any one time.

A CoP will help product people share best practices and ways to solve specific challenges. It will make it easier for product people to understand how your organization works and how to effectively work with others outside the product team. This post talks about how to get started with your product

As access to advanced technology becomes even more ubiquitous—as every facet of life becomes data that we can analyze—we will start to see a torrent of innovation, and this will proliferate in 2023.

In this blog, we will understand the basic difference between web scraping & web crawling. We further will see thee benefits & use cases of both.

The ecosystem around GraphQL is maturing—it has a very global user base and a growing number of tools exist to aid in its adoption.

Dynamic application security testing (DAST) can help catch security flaws in your code. And it can do it automatically in your build process.

A year after the JingPad landed and faded from view, a new entrant in the Linux tablet game, the Fydetab Duo, aims to do things the right way. Can it succeed?

Back when I was managing at Uber, I latched onto a thinking tool that I drilled into the teams I worked with: reach the right outcomes by prioritizing the company first, your team second, and yourself third. This company/team/self framework proved itself a helpful decision-making tool, and almost always led to the “correct” outcome. It also helped me articulate why I disagreed with some of my peers’ decisions, which violated this hierarchy by placing individual or team preferences over the company’s priorities.

Stop adding new features before you ruin your app

Even in a utopian sci-fi world, it's vital to drama that machines and computers break now and again.

Reports are that Amazon is frustrated with the progress of its Alexa smart speaker line. Can radio help?

Docker is a technology for bundling applications into containers, so they can be moved into production. Kubernetes allows users to run entire clusters of containers as a single unit.

Modern businesses are replacing traditional two-way radios with PoC radios. Know everything about PoC radios in this article.

In this blog, our infrastructure expert, Robin, explains why we introduced ARM64 support for TerminusDB and how it helps Mac users.

There are a lot of tech companies with career promises hiring right now. Many of them happen to get rough diamonds and polish them into…

We spend our waking hours looking for meaning in noise. Each time we find it, it tells us something about our intents. Some are obvious…

Architects are exploring how a “material passport” can encourage recycling at the building scale.

My hunch is that if anything can make you 10 times more productive, it’s the environment not the programmer.